Operating and administering the message printing service

The role DnqPrintOp provides you with the access rights needed to operate the message printing service. An operator can take the following steps:
  • To display the print queue status, issue the status command as described in status.
  • To reprint messages that were already processed by the message printing service, issue the reprint command as described in reprint.
  • To start the print process for an order for which the size was not reached, issue the release command as described in release.
  • To confirm that an order was printed completely and correctly, issue the confirm command as described in confirm.
The role DnqPrintAdmin provides you with the access rights needed to administer the message printing service. An administrator can take the following steps:
  • To start the message printing service for a print queue, or to restart the message printing service if it was stopped due to a previous error, issue the start command as described in start.
  • To stop the message printing service for a print queue, issue the stop command as described in stop.
  • To delete messages or orders from a print queue, issue the delete command as described in delete.
Note: The configuration data that the message printing service uses for a particular print queue is retrieved when the service is started for that queue. Consequently, if you want changes to the configuration data to apply to a print queue for which the message printing service is currently processing messages, you must stop and restart the service for that queue.
Event messages issued by the message printing service have IDs of one of the following forms:
DNQPnnnnE
A message ID that ends with E indicates that an error occurred that requires a user action.
DNQPnnnnI
A message ID that ends with I indicates that no error occurred, or that an error from which FTM SWIFT can automatically recover occurred. An operator or administrator action might be required.
The following event messages indicate situations that typically require an administrator or operator to take corrective action: 
DNQP1100E: Message does not contain MQMD header.
DNQP1101E: Message does not contain OU Information data.
DNQP1102E: Message does not contain Domain Information data.
DNQP1103E: Message does not contain Definition Set data.
DNQP1106E: Message does not contain valid Print Queue.
DNQP1107E: SQL error in PrintInputAdapter node.
DNQP1110E: SQL error in Print Dispatcher.
DNQP1111E: SQL error in Print Processing Service.
DNQP1112I: InputEnabled is not defined for this Print Queue.
DNQP1200E: The Controlled Input Node in Print Processing Service was stopped due to previous errors.
DNQP1201I: The Controlled Input Node in Print Processing Service was started.
DNQP1220E: The backout count is reached.