Delete all instances of a specified $ command in the UJP
Inputs: Parm1 = UJP pathname
Parm2 = Command Name (with leading $)
Returns: 0 = success
-1 = cannot lock UJP
-2 = cannot open UJP
-3 = cannot read UJP
-4 = cannot write UJP
-5 = UJP is an active job instance
-6 = command does not start with $
This function deletes all instances of the specified $ command in the UJP. It is not an error if no such commands are present.
The value in parm2 can have the following values:
| $command | the name of the command: all such commands will be deleted |
| $fs_template $command | the $fs_template command should be followed by white space and then the appropriate next parameter to select specific template command instances for deletion. If no specific second parameter is included, all $fs_template commands will be deleted. |
| $var_def varname | the $var_def command should be followed by white space and then the variable name. All $var_def commands with the variable name will be deleted. If no specific second parameter is included, all $var_def commands will be deleted (this duplicates the DeleteAllVariables function). |
Before processing, any $fs_template $var_def commands will be converted to normal $var_def commands.
Example:
Delete the fax header specification:
strcopy(parm1, "@FFJOBS\\00001234\\00000123\\JOBTYPE.UJP");
strcopy(parm2, "$fax_header");
res = JobDllEntry("DeleteCommands", parm1, parm2, 0);
Delete the fax send time:
strcopy(parm1, "@FFJOBS\\00001234\\00000123\\JOBTYPE.UJP");
strcopy(parm2, "$fs_template $fax_send_time");
res = JobDllEntry("DeleteCommands", parm1, parm2, 0);
Delete all retry delays:
strcopy(parm1, "@FFJOBS\\00001234\\00000123\\JOBTYPE.UJP");
strcopy(parm2, "$retry_delays");
res = JobDllEntry("DeleteCommands", parm1, parm2, 0);
