Range: 0
length
Specifies the byte count for the end of subjob. The
maximum possible value is 2147483647. A length of 0
means ignore the byte count terminator. The

length

excludes the %%Session command
2
delimiter string
Specifies the host-supplied

delimiter string

for the
subjob boundary.
4
delimiter string
Specifies the host-supplied delimiter string for the
subjob boundary. After detection of the string, all
characters up to the next occurrence of a terminator, or
up to 256 characters for the line, are absorbed.
Notes: End by Count
You can specify how many bytes are contained in the
current subjob. After the printer reads the required
number of bytes within the current document, the
printer knows that it has reached the end of the subjob.
Any data which comes after this point, within the same
connection, is treated as the beginning of the next
subjob.
End by Delimiter String
You can specify a delimiter string to detect the end of a
subjob. Make sure that the specified delimiter string
does not exist in the actual content of the subjob,
however, because it will end the subjob and treat all
remaining data as a new subjob.