1  LPRM
   Removes one or more jobs from a remote print queue.

   Format

     LPRM  queue { /ALL

           /ENTRY=n

           /USER=user_name }

           [ /HOST=host ]

           [ /PRINTER=remote_printer ]
 

2  Parameters
 

queue

   Required.

   Print queue with waiting jobs you want to delete.
 

2  Qualifiers
 

/ALL

   Required, unless you specify /ENTRY or /USER.

   Removes all jobs for all users from the specified queue. Requires
   SYSPRV, OPER, or BYPASS privileges. Comparable to the UNIX
   command lprm -Pqueue - when performed by the root user on the
   UNIX system.
 

/ENTRY

      /ENTRY=n

   Required, unless you specify /ALL or /USER.

   Removes the specified job. Specify only your own jobs. You can
   specify a list of values.
 

/USER

      /USER=user

   Required, unless you specify /ALL or /ENTRY.

   Removes jobs by user name. You can specify a list of values.
 

/HOST

      /HOST=host

   Optional. Default: host defined in the printcap file.

   Removes jobs by host for the host you specified in the
   PRINT /PARAMETERS=(HOST=host) command.
 

/PRINTER

      /PRINTER=remote_printer

   Optional. Default: printer defined in the printcap file.

   Removes jobs from the remote printer you specified in the PRINT
   /PARAMETERS=(PRINTER=queue) command.
 

2  Examples

   1.$ LPRM BASE_Q /ENTRY=7

     Deletes your Job 7 from print queue BASE_Q.

   2.$ LPRM FRONT_Q /ENTRY=(555,556,558)

     From queue FRONT_Q, deletes a list of entries: 555, 556, and
     558.