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Tracking Outbound Information
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Gentran:Server for Windows – November 2005
Gentran:Server for Windows User’s Guide
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Tracking Outbound Information
Introduction
For outbound processing, the system can import external data through the Import
command within Gentran:Server or through a Mailbox message (when the
ContentType is configured to Application/Import). After the file is imported into
the system, you can send the file or configure Process Control to send the file
automatically. After a send command, a new mailbox message is created and any
subsequent send transmissions create a new mailbox message that is related to the
same external data file that was initially imported.
command within Gentran:Server or through a Mailbox message (when the
ContentType is configured to Application/Import). After the file is imported into
the system, you can send the file or configure Process Control to send the file
automatically. After a send command, a new mailbox message is created and any
subsequent send transmissions create a new mailbox message that is related to the
same external data file that was initially imported.
Import process
Data is imported using the following process:
References
See the following for more information:
See the following for more information:
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Using Database Tables appendix in the Administration Guide
Stage
Description
1
The external data is imported directly into Gentran:Server. This data
is either coming from an unattended process control (GDW_Import)
or a manual import.
is either coming from an unattended process control (GDW_Import)
or a manual import.
2
Depending on how the data is imported, either UNATTEND or
EDIMGR copies the external data file to the External Data folder in
the system data store.
EDIMGR copies the external data file to the External Data folder in
the system data store.
3
UNATTEND or EDIMGR updates the ExtData_tb with an entry that
indicates the filename, the date and time from the timestamp on the
file, the date and time of the action, and the ExtDataKEY
indicates the filename, the date and time from the timestamp on the
file, the date and time of the action, and the ExtDataKEY
4
UNATTEND or EDIMGR writes the ExtDataType and ExtDataKEY
parameters to the IPC file (they are called "Type" and "Key,"
respectively, in this file).
parameters to the IPC file (they are called "Type" and "Key,"
respectively, in this file).
5
The Translator executes the import translation object. It obtains the
ExtDataType and ExtDataKEY from the IPC file and writes the
ExtDataXref_tb entries that link the documents to the external data
reference created by EDIMGR or UNATTEND.
ExtDataType and ExtDataKEY from the IPC file and writes the
ExtDataXref_tb entries that link the documents to the external data
reference created by EDIMGR or UNATTEND.