Preload ISN task configuration parameters
| Parameter | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| UOW Type for Sweep and Manual Mode | When you run the task from the Services Framework scheduler, or by manual invocation, this parameter specifies whether to process the work by batch or by transmission. Set it to BATCH to process eligible batches, or TRANSMISSION to process eligible transmissions. | BATCH |
| State Names | Comma-separated list of state names. This configuration parameter is only used when the task runs in
sweep mode. Specify batch state names in this parameter when the UOW Type for Sweep and Manual
Mode parameter is set to BATCH. Specify transmission state names when the UOW Type for
Sweep and Manual Mode parameter is set to TRANSMISSION. Valid batch states are shown in this list: ACCOUNTED, ACH_DECISION_REQUESTED, ACH_DECISION_RESPONSE, ACTIVITY_MONITORED, ADJUSTED, ADMIN_RETURNS_EXTRACT, ARCHIVED, AUTH_CHECKED, AUTH_REVIEWED, AUXILIARY_EXTRACT_1, BALANCED, BILLED, CAPTURED, CPCS_EXTRACTED, CPCS_IMPORTED, CPCS_REJECT_SYNC, CREATED, CROSS_REFERENCE_EXTRACT, DUP_DETECTED, DUP_REVIEWED, ENDORSEMENT_EXTRACT, ENTRY_ALLOCATED, FRAUD_DETECTION, FRAUD_REVIEWED, ICRE_EXTRACTED, IQA, ISN_ALLOCATED, KEYED, LOADED, LOCKED, MCRE_EXTRACTED, NOC_PROCESSED, OFAC_CHECKED, OFAC_REVIEWED, OVERRIDDEN, RECONCILED, REDECORATE, RELEASED, REPAIRED, RESOLVE_CHECK_EXTRACT, REVERSED, REVIEWED, RISK_REVIEWED, SETTLEMENT_BALANCE, SETTLEMENT_PRIME, SETTLEMENT_REPAIR, USR_STATE_FLD_1, USR_STATE_FLD_2, VALIDATED Valid transmission states are shown in this list: AUXILIARY_EXTRACT_1, BILLED, EXP_LIMIT_CHECKED, EXP_LIMIT_REVIEWED, FILE_PROCESSED, FILE_PROCESSED_NOTIFICATION, LOADED, LOCKED, NOTIF_SENT, OVERRIDDEN, PEND_EXPIRATION_DATE, PROCESSED_ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, RECEIPT_ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, RECEIVED, RELEASED, RELEASE_TIME, USR_STATE_FLD_1, USR_STATE_FLD_2, VALIDATION_COMPLETE_TIME |
LOADED, CAPTURED |
| Commit Rate | The number of items to update before a database commit is issued. | 500 |
| Transmission Loaded | When this parameter is set to true, the LOADED state of the related transmission must be set for a
transaction to be assigned an ISN. When it is set to false, the LOADED state of the related transmission is
ignored. This configuration parameter is used only when the task runs in sweep mode and the UOW Type for Sweep and Manual Mode parameter is set to TRANSMISSION. |
true |
| Conditions | Comma-separated list of batch or transmission conditions. The batch or transmission condition must be
one of the values that are specified in this parameter for a transaction to be assigned an ISN. Valid values
for the condition are ACCEPTED, REJECTED, SUSPENDED, DELETED, CANCELED, VALIDATING. The condition names in this parameter are used as batch conditions when the UOW Type for Sweep and Manual Mode parameter is set to BATCH. The conditions are used as transmission conditions when the UOW Type for Sweep and Manual Mode parameter is set to TRANSMISSION. This configuration parameter is only used when the task runs in sweep mode. |
ACCEPTED |
| Update Addenda User Exit | User exit to call when an ISN is assigned. Any user-defined user exit must extend from the
com.ibm.fxh.entry.services.userexit.UserUpdateAddendaInterface class. |
com.ibm.fxh.entry.services.userexit.samples.SampleUserUpdateAddenda |
| ISN Devices1 | A comma-separated list of device numbers. Each device number must be two-digits in length. The values are in the range of 01 to 99. | 90, 91 |
| ISN Device Select User Exit1 | A user exit that can be used to override the values in the ISN Devices parameter
with a different array of devices, based on the current business date or category. Any user-defined user exit
must extend from the com.ibm.fxh.isn.userexit.ISNDeviceSelectorUserExit class. |
com.ibm.paydir.txsvr.samples.userexit.SampleISNDeviceSelectionUserExit |
| ISN Region Length1 | The number of digits to use for the region part of the sequence number, which controls the range of item sequence numbers (ISNs) that are available for a business day. It can be an integer value of 0, 1 or 2. When this parameter is 0, the range of sequence numbers is 1 - 99,999,999. When it is 1, the range of sequence numbers is 1 - 9,999,999. When it is 2, the range of sequence numbers is 1 - 999,999. | 1 |
| ISN Region Number1 | The region number that Transaction Server uses when it generates item sequence numbers. Depending on the value in the ISN Region Length parameter, the region number is the first one or two digits of the 8-digit item sequence number. For example, when the region length is two, the item numbers that are generated have a format of rrnnnnnn, where rr is the region number and nnnnnn is the sequence number. When the region length is set to 0, the region number must be blank and does not use the values 0 or 00. When the region length is set to 1, the valid region numbers are 0 - 9. When the region length is set to 2, the valid region numbers are 0 - 99. | 1 |
| ISN Start Number1 | The first item sequence number (ISN) to use for each new business day. The length of this sequence number and the length that is specified in the ISN Region Length property must not exceed eight digits when they are added. When you decide which starting number to use, consider whether the number allows for enough available ISNs to support the expected daily volume of items. | 1 |
| ISN Reset Daily1 | Indicates whether the starting number that is used by the ISN generator is reset each day. When this parameter is set to true, the ISN generator starts with the same value each day. When it is set to false, the ISN generator continues to assign numbers, starting after the last value that was assigned the previous day. | true |
| ISN Allocation Retry Limit | The number of retries that are attempted if a failure occurs while preloaded ISNs are allocated to batches (ICLs). | 2 |
| 1 This parameter is read-only and cannot be changed by using the Services Framework task configuration page. These parameters can be changed by using the Check properties page. | ||