GenTran 5.1 Manual De Usuario

Resending Restored Interchanges

Using Archive and Restore

Gentran:Server for Windows – November 2005

Gentran:Server for Windows User’s Guide

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To resend outbound interchanges from the Restored Interchanges browser, you 
must use the Resend command.

Note
You can only resend interchanges that were previously sent or that have a status of 
Ready to send.

The following table describes the process that occurs when you resend a selected 
interchange.

1

The restored interchange is listed in the Restored Interchanges 
Browser. 

Reference
See Filtering the Display of Restored Interchanges on page 10 - 53 
for instructions.

2

When the resend command is executed, the system first determines if 
it is a TRADACOMS interchange. If the interchange is 
TRADACOMS, the system increments the current version number in 
the FIL segment by one. After this update, the interchange is resent in 
the same manner as all other interchanges.

3

Communication is established with the remote end. The status of the 
message is updated based on the success or failure of the 
communications session.

◗

If the communication fails because there is no mailbox set up or 
because the Mailbox service is not started, the interchange and 
documents are left in a Ready to send status.

◗

If communication fails because there is no modem, the 
interchange and documents are left in a Queued status. 

Note
No user action is required at this point. Interchanges that failed to 
send are automatically sent as part of the next transmission session.

4

After communication is successful, the documents are moved to the 
Out Drawer Browser and the interchange status is set to Sent.