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Transactions
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Note: You will ordinarily use the PURGE SITE command only if you are manually printing
transactions and using the printed record as a basis for billing.
PURGE SITE;A will reset (catch up) the transaction-begin pointer to the oldest transaction
that should remain protected without affecting the print-begin pointer. You may want to use
this command if the print-begin pointer was reset before a network settlement, followed by the
network settlement leaving the transaction-begin pointer protecting already settled
transactions.
A More Detailed Report
The Shift Change Package gives you the ability to have a more detailed report with a PJ
option. The disk-based PJ command gives a more detailed report on transactions than the
PRINT TRANSACTION command.
The name PJ stands for Print Journal, but is not an abbreviation for print journal. In other
words, you have to type PJ to run this command; typing print journal will not work.
The journal referred to by the PJ command is the disk journal. To use PJ, first make sure that
you have configured your Site Controller to store a disk journal. This configuration is under
page 1 of the SYS_PAR program (see the Systems parameters chapter in MDE-4316 CFN III
Configuration Manual).
In using SYS_PAR to configure your site for a disk journal, specify Yes or No. If you respond
“yes”, JOURNAL.LOG is assumed as the name for the disk journal; the PJ command uses
JOURNAL.LOG as the default name of the file it searches to compile information.
The PJ command has many options to give you flexibility in reviewing transactions or
tracking down a problem. These options are: