The following commands are available from various SFM views (see “Displaying SFM application views”). When a particular SFM view has been selected, right-click in the right pane to select a command.
When you display an SFM’s sources and destinations, the following commands are available when you right-click a destination in the right pane.
Task Corresponding CNC command |
Description |
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Pause pauseDest |
Requests the SFM to stop dispatching transactions to the selected destination. |
Resume resumeDest |
Requests the SFM to resume dispatching transactions to the selected destination. |
Repair (various) |
Invokes the Repair [Unprocessable/Cancelled/Unrouteable] Transactions wizard. See “Repairing unprocessable, cancelled, and unrouteable d transactions”. |
Pause All pauseAllDest |
Request an SFM object to stop dispatching transactions to all of its destinations. |
Resume All resumeAllDest |
Request an SFM object to resume dispatching transactions to all destinations. |
When you display an SFM’s unrouteable transactions, the following commands are available when you right-click a transaction in the right pane.
Task Corresponding CNC command |
Description |
|---|---|
Delete deleteUnrouteableTransaction |
Deletes the selected transactions. |
Repair (various) |
Invokes the Repair [Unprocessable/Cancelled/Unrouteable] Transactions wizard. See “Repairing unprocessable, cancelled, and unrouteable d transactions”. |
Resend
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Requests the SFM to resend the selected transactions to all destinations. Completed transactions can be resent to all destinations for which they qualify. This causes the SFM to generate a new transaction, linking it to the original serial number by its progenitor. The resulting transaction follows the path of a regular transaction. Routes are defined by the qualification phase. When produced, output transactions are dispatched to all qualified destinations. |
When you display an SFM’s sources and destinations, the following commands are available when you right-click on a destination in the right pane.
Task Corresponding CNC command |
Description |
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Skip skipTransactionBySerial |
Skip the selected transaction. |
Cancel
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Cancel the selected transactions. Cancelling transactions allows an SFM to resume normal activity and allows you to troubleshoot the problem transaction at a later time.
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View Data getTransactionData |
View data for the selected transactions in a text editor. |
Save Data getTransactionData |
Saves data for the selected transactions in a text editor file. |
When you display an SFM’s unprocessable transactions, the following commands are available when you right-click on a transaction in the right pane.
Task Corresponding CNC command |
Description |
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Skip skipTransactionBySerial |
Skip the selected transaction. |
Cancel
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Cancel the selected transactions. Cancelling transactions allows an SFM to resume normal activity and allows you to troubleshoot the problem transaction at a later time.
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Reprocess reprocessUnprocessableTransaction |
Requests the SFM to reprocess the selected transaction. |
Repair (various) |
Invokes the Repair [Unprocessable/Cancelled/Unrouteable] Transactions wizard. See “Repairing unprocessable, cancelled, and unrouteable d transactions”. |
When you display an SFM’s cancelled transactions (see “Cancelled Transactions view”), the following commands are available when you right-click on a transaction in the right pane.Use the this view to uncancel, repair, or skip a transaction.
Task Corresponding CNC command |
Description |
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Uncancel
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Uncancels the selected transactions. |
Skip skipTransactionBySerial |
Skip the selected transaction. |
Repair (various) |
Invokes the Repair [Unprocessable/Cancelled/Unrouteable] Transactions wizard. See “Repairing unprocessable, cancelled, and unrouteable d transactions”. |
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You must select the SFM Cancelled Transactions view
to uncancel a cancelled transaction.