Submits the data that the filter object is processing back to the SFM via a production record. The name of the production object for which the new transaction is being submitted.
WARNING! There must be a routing function name in the SFM configuration file, which cannot be “ENGINE.”
ProdObj Field – enter or select the field to which the output will be submitted.
ProdObj Datalink – enter or select the datalink (variables) for the field to which the output will be submitted.
ProdObj Lit – the name of the production object as listed in the SFM configuration file.
If you have a null character in the data string, but
not at the beginning, the data is truncated to the point of the
null.
Specifies the actions that the SFM should perform when a transaction encounters a processing error through a production object. Allows the destination to continue to receive new transactions, just as if the destination had returned a -999 for the transaction. Overrides any error option selections made in the Production Object Options window.
None.
Submits the data that the filter object is processing back to the SFM via a transaction record. If you have a null character in the data string, but not at the beginning, the data is truncated to the point of the null.
WARNING! There must be a routing function name in the SFM configuration file, which cannot be “ENGINE.”
TranID field – enter or select the field to which the output will be submitted.
TranID Datalink – enter or select the datalink (variables) for the field to which the output will be submitted.
TranID Lit – enter the transaction ID.
Appends the ID number (flavor value) of the production object’s destination, as defined in the SFM configuration file, to the current blob area.
None.
Appends the reference name of the production object’s destination, as defined in the SFM configuration file, to the current blob area.
None.
Specifies the actions that SFM should perform when a transaction encounters a processing error through this production object. Halts the destination, and prevents it from receiving any further transactions until the unprocessable transaction is placed in the unprocessable log. Overrides any error option selections made in the Production Object Options window.
None.
WARNING! Use only in the post-qualification rule in a production object. If you call tranPriority() at any other point during transaction production, it has no effect.
Assigns a priority to the transaction. Whenever e-Biz Impact receives a transaction that has a priority set, it processes that transaction before any non-prioritized transactions. When more than one prioritized transaction is waiting for processing, e-Biz Impact processes transactions from the highest priority to the lowest. If multiple transactions have the same priority, e-Biz Impact processes them based on their timestamp.
A priority set with this builtins filter function overrides a priority assignment in a route or production object setting in the SFM configuration or a priority assignment in the Priority argument in the route_recx() function.
Priority – enter a number (0 to 255), where 1 is the lowest priority and 255 is the highest.
Limit your priorities to 1-16, as 17-255 are reserved.
0 removes a priority set through the Transaction ID record.
Appends the serial number assigned by the SFM to the current module to the end of the current blob area. The serial number data is in string format.
None.
Appends the source name sent from the input transaction’s acquisition module to the end of the current blob area.
None.
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