Saving Data To A Disk; One Location For Amt; Data Corruption; Importing Data - Xerox 850DP - Phaser Color Solid Ink Printer Release Note

For certain large databases, the Generic Account does not get sorted correctly and ends
up in the middle. The rows above and below the Generic Account row are sorted
correctly.
3.4 Saving Data to a Disk
When the tally or raw data is written to disk, if a file of the same name already exists an alert
pops­up and says: " Do you want to replace existing file?" Instead of replacing the file, it
appends to the existing file. Give each file a unique name to avoid this.
3.5 One Location for AMT
It is best to use just one AMT application, from one machine. If you try to run more than one
AMT application at the same time, from the same machine, both applications will lock up. If AMT
is loaded on more than one machine, then you risk loosing data if you interact with the same
printer from the multiple AMT locations.
3.6 Data Corruption
It is important to do a manual backup of the AMT database files on a regular basis. The names of
the AMT database files are: AccXESjadb.backup, AccXESjadb.data, AccXESjadb.script,
AccXESjadb.properties. In the Windows environment, the default location of these data files is C:\
Program Files \AccXES\ AMTdatabase. If you accidentally corrupt or delete the saved AMT data
files, they cannot be recovered. Your manually backed up files would then need to be copied into
the AMT database folder.
3.7 Importing data
Pre 7.5 AccXES generated data:
The import data file must be a .txt file.
Scan to net area Legacy accounting data cannot be imported. This is because it is in
square area that was scanned (dm), while the new job based accounting displays scan to
net data by file size (KB).
When importing Legacy accounting data, all printer names will be listed as UNKNOWN.
3.8 Non­AccXES Controller generated data:
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