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Appendix E: Transaction Log |
  
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Appendix E: Transaction Log |
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The transaction log file is a dBASE IV, dBASE III, Clipper, FoxPro, or Paradox compatible file with the following fields defined:
Name |
Type |
Bytes |
Columns |
Description |
DELETE |
Character |
1 |
1-1 |
(standard * dBase deletion marker) |
CALLNO |
Numeric |
8.0 |
2-9 |
Sequential call number. The call number is maintained across the entire system. |
LINENO |
Numeric |
4.0 |
10-13 |
Logical fax line number. This number is unique to each line on the system |
IMAGEN |
Character |
8 |
14-21 |
Base filename of the fax image file sent. |
GROUPN |
Character |
8 |
22-29 |
Base filename of fax image file requested. |
STATUS |
Numeric |
3.0 |
30-32 |
Last processing state. See State List. For outbound, holds count of previous attempts. |
PAGES |
Numeric |
3.0 |
33-35 |
Number of pages sent |
TXDATE |
Date |
10 |
36-43 |
Date fax sent (dBASE date) |
TXST |
Character |
8 |
44-51 |
Time (HH:MM:SS) fax transmission started |
TXEND |
Character |
8 |
52-59 |
Time (HH:MM:SS) fax transmission ended |
BAUD |
Character |
1 |
60-60 |
Baud rate code (see below) |
CALLS |
Character |
8 |
61-68 |
Time (HH:MM:SS) call started |
ID |
Character |
10 |
69-78 |
Caller's Password |
PHONE |
Character |
14 |
70-92 |
Caller's Voice Phone Number |
FLAGS |
Character |
5 |
93-97 |
Flag Area (see table below) |
ANS |
Character |
21 |
98-118 |
Remote CSID (answerback) |
FSNUM |
Numeric |
8 |
119-126 |
File number of FS File |
DID |
Character |
4 |
127-130 |
DID number if present |
FAXSTAT |
Numeric |
4 |
131-134 |
The fax result code, see Error Code List |
FAXNUM |
Character |
25 |
135-159 |
Dialed fax number |
DATA1 |
Character |
10 |
160-169 |
available |
DATA2 |
Character |
8 |
170-177 |
reserved, see below |
DATA3 |
Character |
4 |
178-181 |
reserved, see below |
DATA4 |
Character |
4 |
182-185 |
reserved, see below |
(user data) |
Character |
- |
186- |
reserved, see below |
Flag Data Area:
Flag1
Y caller recorded message
N no message was recorded
For outbound fax: first letter of fax board name, or E for e-mail
Flag2
H fax sent in fine resolution
L fax sent in normal resolution
Flag3
I one-call (inbound) call
P polling used for one-call call
O outbound call
R request call
M mail call
v voice outbound call
e e-mail outbound call
F fax remote image update
V voice description update
U fax and voice remote update
H caller hung up call
X rejected call
T transferred call
Flag4
B voice broadcast item
D DATAx field assigned from infobox
A Advice of charge shown in GROUPN field
V voice file played
P caller message played back
R caller recorded message
T all transferred
L call transferred using another line and SC-Bus connection
X invalid infobox reference has been encountered
Flag5
A .. H (outcome class) transmission rescheduled
a..h, z (lowercase outcome class) final log for failed transmission
S final log for successful transmission
Z final log for failed transmission (with log option -l64)
DATAx contents:
The DATA3 value contains a number of seconds and the DATA4 value contains the number of pages sent in those DATA3 seconds. Provided that DATA4 is non-zero, you may therefore always divide DATA3 by DATA4 to obtain the number of transmit seconds to be counted for each outbound log record. In some cases, data is available for each separate document, and the DATA4 value will then be the same as the PAGES value in the same document log record.
In other cases, data is only available for the entire transmission, and in this case the DATA3 and DATA4 values will each be the same for all document log records involved in the transmission. The uses of DATA3 and DATA4 can be modified by using the $log_options command.
For log records with code 'D' in Flag 4, DATAx fields contain values assigned in infoboxes, for example using $set_var. If more than one field is assigned in the same infobox, the data will all appear in the same log record.
For outbound calls such as fax broadcasts, where the origin code in the FS file is user_request, you may assign values to the DATAx fields using $var_def commands in the FS file. In this case any such assignment will override the use of the same field for fax-board-specific system data such as call seconds. If the origin code is caller_request, then such assignments in the FS file are not logged if they would otherwise overwrite system data.
Baud Rate
The following codes are used:
0=2400, 1=4800, 2=7200, 3=9600, 4=12000, 5=14400,
6=16800, 7=19200, 8=21600, 9=24000,
A=26400, B=28800, C=31200, D=33600.
Code 0 is also used when no fax transmission has taken place.
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