Overview
- The Print & Reconciliation (P&R) tool uses its own spooler service to handle print jobs. First, the spooler service starts in the background, and then the P&R application opens. This service is important because it receives the print command and sends the document to the P&R application for printing.
- This service is responsible for receiving print jobs from the system and triggering the P&R popup with the correct document and print details.
- Only after the spooler is running does the application begin handling print jobs.
Dependency Behavior
- If the P&R Spooler Service is not running, the application won’t detect any print jobs.
- This usually results in the P&R popup not showing up after you try to print a document.
Recommended Steps if Print Doesn’t Work
If you send a document to print and nothing happens:
- Open Task Manager by pressing Ctrl + Shift + Esc.
- Go to the “Processes” tab.
- Search for “PnrSpooler Service” in the list.
- Check if it is running.
- If the service is running properly, try printing the document again.
Conclusion
The P&R Spooler Service is a critical part of the P&R Application. It must be running before print jobs can be received and processed. If the service is stopped or crashes, the application may fail to process documents.
Path : "C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\PnR\ dd-mm-yyyy_PnR_SPL_LOGGING.log"
Summary :
PnR_LOGGING_INST: The installation log file stores the complete details of the installation process from start to finish.
PnR_SPL_LOGGING : The P&R spooler service runs first in the background and is responsible for receiving print commands and sending documents to the P&R application.
PnR_LOGGING: This log file records all details from the start to the end of the P&R application, including every event and action performed.