SLCancelJob(3)

SLCancelJob - cancels a queued printer job

As shipped in IRIX 6.5. First release of IRIX 6.5.

NAME
     SLCancelJob - cancels a queued printer job

SYNOPSIS
     #include <spool.h>

     int SLCancelJob(const char *job_id, unsigned int spooler,
                     const char *printer);

DESCRIPTION
     SLCancelJob cancels the printer job currently queued for printing. Any
     job on the queue which is owned by the user may be canceled regardless of
     whether that job was submitted using libspool functions or spooling
     system commands.

     job_id         Specifies the ID of the job to be canceled. This ID is
                    available in the SLPrintJob structure job_id field if the
                    job was submitted to a System V spooling system using
                    libspool. The job ID can also be obtained by examining the
                    queue for the desired printer. Unfortunately the BSD
                    spooling system does not provide a job ID when a print job
                    is submitted. To obtain a job ID under the BSD spooling
                    system the print queue must be examined.

     spooler        This parameter specifies the spooling system to use when
                    cancelling the job.  The possible spoolers that may be
                    specified are System V (SL_SPOOLER_SYSV ) or BSD
                    (SL_SPOOLER_BSD).  If the default spooling system is to be
                    used, this parameter should be specified as
                    SL_SPOOLER_NONE. The spooler parameter is provided so that
                    the cancelling of jobs on different spooling systems does
                    not require setting a new default spooling system before
                    each call to SLCancelJob. Note that specifying a spooling
                    system to SLCancelJob does not affect the setting of the
                    default spooling system.

     printer        Specifies the printer on whose queue the job resides. If
                    this parameter is NULL, the default printer is assumed.

RETURN VALUE
     0 is returned if execution was successful. -1 is returned and SLerrno is
     set if an execution error has occurred.

EXECUTION ERROR CODES
     SLCancelJob will fail under the following circumstances.

     SL_ERR_FIND_SPOOLER      An error occurred while attempting to determine
                              the available printer spooling systems.

     SL_ERR_NO_SPOOLERS       There are no printer spooling systems available.
     SL_ERR_SPOOLER_UNKNOWN   The spooling system specified is not available.


     SL_ERR_SPOOLER_ERROR     A printer spooling system error has occurred.

     SL_ERR_NO_JOBID          The print job ID specified is either a NULL
                              pointer, an empty string ("") or a string
                              consisting entirely of whitespace.

     When canceling a print job under the BSD spooling system, SLCancelJob
     will also fail under the following circumstances.

     SL_ERR_BAD_PRINTER_NAME  The printer name specified is either an empty
                              string (""), or a string consisting entirely of
                              whitespace.

NOTES
     1.   No confirmation that the job was found and canceled is provided.

     2.   Under System V spooling the printer parameter is ignored and can be
          set to NULL. This is because the printer for the job is determined
          from the job ID.

SEE ALSO
     SLSubmitJob(3), SLGetQueue(3), SLPerror(3), libspool(3), cancel(1)