EDI Processing Queue
The processing queue stores information about the status of data transformations and other actions. The table is used to log the outstanding processing steps and the processed transformations. It also contains information about the current progress and status.
Every important step is logged in the EDI Processing Queue. It is the central point for checking the system state. The number of open processing requests gives you an overview about the current workload of the system. If there are errors, you will find them in the EDI Processing Queue.
Fields
Auto assigned number to identify the entry. The number is normally assigned without any gaps.
Represents the processing type.
Test conversion of mapping by a user
Mapping conversion by user (click on convert in the mapping page)
Automatic upgrade of an mapping
Mapping structure analyzed by assistant
Mapping structure build by assistant
Combined send and received on communication channel
Changes to communication channel settings
Search for new files to receive
Receive Message
Send Message
Archive Message
Delete Message
Project code of the mapping
Format code of the mapping
Code of the mapping
Version of the mapping or empty GUID to use the best available version
The description field is only used for fallbacks. The description is retrieved from the mapping / post-processing that created the mapping. This way the value is multi-language enabled.
The status represents the current status of the processing queue
Not used.
In processing. If a processing queue entry is stuck on this value, you can reset it. This can happen, if the service tier is restarted during the conversion.
The entry is processed successfully.
The processing failed.
The entry was marked for not processing. Either because another mapping of the same execution group was successfully converted, or by user.
The entry failed. The user decided to hide this entry from the page.
The entry is on hold and requires an interaction. This is the case, if the post-processing is set to manually.
The date/time when the step was created.
The last date/time the processing of this entry started.
Usually not set.
When this entry shoiuld be converted successfully.
Usually not set.
The end date/time when the processing queue was either successfully converted or failed.
The duration of the processing.
Used internally. BLOB field containing the data views. Not accessible to the user. There is a ShowFilter() function in the table, that can be used for debug purposes.
Used internally. The primary key of the processed EDI message.
Used internally. The primary key of the processed EDI Transmission.
Used internally. The primary key of the EDI transmission folder.
Used internally. The primary key of the used EDI communication channel.
The assigned User Transaction ID. Used to group several processing queues.
Used internally. The assigned EDI business transaction.
Whether the processing step was executed in the context of another mapping.
Whether the processing queue should be executed before other post-processings.
Used internally.
The mapping stopped on a breakpoint.
The mapping is in single step mode.
Used internally.
Used internally.
Used internally.
Currently not used.
The User ID of the user, who processed this entry last.
The User ID of the user that has modified the processing queue last.
The User ID, who created the processing queue.
Deprecated. Do not use anymore.
Deprecated. Do not use anymore.
Deprecated. Do not use anymore.
The document this processing queue belongs to. If you click on “Process” in a buffer document it will search for all entries that belong tho the buffer document.
In case the processing queue entry is created as a post-processing this contains the value of the Code property.
In case the processing queue entry is created as a post-processing this contains the value of the Processing Group property.
The mapping that has created this entry.
The mapping that has created this entry.
The mapping that has created this entry.
The mapping that has created this entry.
The mapping that has created this entry.
Not used.
Used to display the icon in the page. This field should not have a value in the database. For backward compatibility only.
Used internally.
Used internally.
Not used.
This is a FlowField. Count of debug messages for this entry.
This is a FlowField. Count of hints for this entry. (Not used)
This is a FlowField. Count of information messages for this entry.
This is a FlowField. Count of warning messages for this entry.
This is a FlowField. Count of error messages for this entry.
This is a FlowField. The text of the first error message that is still relevant.