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FSQUERY, Command

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FSQUERY Command The FSQUERY command is used to determine if a given entry exists within the file system, the type of entry (file or directory), and if it is a file, the file size in bytes. Syntax: @PJL FSQUERY NAME = "pathname" [] Response Syntax: If pathname is a file: @PJL FSQUERY NAME="pathname" TYPE=FILE ~SIZE=integer If pathname is a directory: @PJL FSQUERY NAME="pathname" TYPE=DIR If the pathname is invalid: @PJL FSQUERY NAME="pathname" ~FILEERROR=number Parameters: Parameter Functional Range NAME="pathname" Roman-8 characters 01 thru 255 Default N/A NAME = "pathname" - For a complete description of the NAME parameter, see the NAME = "pathname" description on pages 9-2 and 9-3. Printer Responses The printer response indicates the number of bytes in the queried files. If the pathname is invalid, a FILEERROR number is returned. The returned number is equivalent to the PJL File System errors (32xxx) listed in Appendix D, only without the 32 and the leading zeros. For example, if the printer returns FILEERROR=7, the error is equivalent to status code 32007 (Illegal name), meaning the FSQUERY 9-10 PJL File System Commands

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FSQUERY
Command
The FSQUERY command is used to determine if a given
entry exists within the file system, the type of entry (file or
directory), and if it is a file, the file size in bytes.
Syntax:
@PJL FSQUERY NAME = "
pathname
" [<CR>]<LF>
Response Syntax:
If
pathname
is a file:
@PJL FSQUERY NAME="
pathname
" TYPE=FILE
~
SIZE=
integer
<CR><LF>
<FF>
If
pathname
is a directory:
@PJL FSQUERY NAME="
pathname
" TYPE=DIR<CR><LF>
<FF>
If the
pathname
is invalid:
@PJL FSQUERY NAME="
pathname
"<CR><LF>
~
FILEERROR=
number
<CR><LF>
<FF>
Parameters:
NAME =
"
pathname
"
For a complete description of
the NAME parameter, see the
NAME = "pathname"
description on pages 9-2 and 9-3.
Printer Responses
The printer response indicates the number of bytes in the
queried files. If the pathname is invalid, a FILEERROR
number is returned. The returned number is equivalent to
the PJL File System errors (32xxx) listed in Appendix D,
only without the 32 and the leading zeros. For example, if
the printer returns FILEERROR=7, the error is equivalent
to status code 32007 (Illegal name), meaning the FSQUERY
Parameter
Functional Range
Default
NAME="
pathname
"
Roman-8 characters
01 thru 255
N/A
9-10
PJL File System Commands