OPW M00-051.00 FSC3000, Command-Line Configuration Manual

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TRANSACTIONS WHERE VEHICLE = #
TRANSACTIONS WHERE ACCOUNT = #
The following command will call up transaction 123 in computer format:
SHOW TRANSACTIONS 123 CF
Search commands can be combined with ‘
AND
’ in the computer format. For example:
SH TRANS WH DAT=JAN 1, 1996 AND WH TIM>5:00 PM CF
When data is requested from FSC3000
™
in the computer format, the FSC3000
™
first transmits the
transaction header and the first transaction. This header always includes:
l
Codes to indicate which transaction fields will be included in the transmitted record(s)
l
A 2-digit checksum and a carriage return
l
A line feed (‘
|CR|LF|
’)
All transactions include the sequence number and Reason For Termination code(s). The fields are included
as specified by the transaction field code listed in the header. All items are separated by a slash (‘/’).
See
"Termination Codes (upper-case letter) – Authorization Granted" on page 163
, and
"Denial Codes
(lower-case letter) – Authorization Never Granted" on page 160
of this Configuration Guide.
Each record is terminated with ‘
|CR|LF|
’. The external computer responds with ‘
|CR|LF|
’ to initiate the
transmission of the next record. The FSC3000
™
will send records each time it receives ‘
|CR|LF|
’ up to the
last record. At the last record, the system sends ‘
//|CR|LF|
’.
If the computer session is terminated by the computer with an ‘X’, FSC3000
™
sends ‘
\\|CR|L|
’. If access was
denied to a customer, only the first four data fields are recorded (and can be transmitted) for that transaction.
The graphic below is an example of transaction data retrieval in the computer format. Note that a data check
was not included in the header.
The ‘SHOW TRANSACTION’ command has been abbreviated to SH TRANS.
‘ |CR|LF| ’ indicates a carriage return and a line feed.
Indicates a “space pad”. A transaction record is sent as one string. For clarity, the example shows line breaks
between fields.
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