Transaction Log Example; Successful Download - HP Digital Pen 250 User Manual

Chapter 3 Using the Download Software
Field Name
Address
URL
Message
If the transaction log becomes full (200 forms), the oldest completed transactions are automatically
removed to make room for new transactions.
To remove all entries from the transaction log, click the Clear Pen Memory button.
Caution: This removes all entries from the transaction log, and deletes all data from your pen,
including all queued and failed transactions.

Transaction Log Example

A maintenance technician regularly inspects test equipment in a factory. After each inspection, he
completes a form containing information about himself (name, ID number) and the tests (date,
equipment tested, test passed or test failed). He can also enter comments.
Twice a day, he docks his pen and downloads his completed forms. He has configured the Download
Manager to download information immediately and to display the transaction log when processing is
complete. This following example shows how the transaction log evolves depending on the status of the
different transactions.

Successful Download

During the morning the technician fills out 3 forms. The next time he docks his pen, the transaction log is
updated as shown below. He knows that all 3 forms were processed successfully due to the Status
shown as 'Committed' and the Message is 'OK'.
Status
3 Committed
2
Committed
1 Committed
Name
Date and Time
Status
Address
URL
Message
30 HP Digital Pen 250
Description
This field indicates the address
This field contains the URL of a page generated by the form processing application to provide
additional information or instructions to the user.
This field contains any status or error messages produced by the processing application during the
data download.
Name Date and Time
Report Form MRF55 7/25/2003 11:20:48 AM
Report Form MRF55 7/25/2003 10:36:14 AM
Report Form MRF55 7/25/2003 10:14:37 AM
Report Form MRF55
7/25/2003 11:20:48 AM
Committed
96.0.0.115
http://15.180.35:8080/Training/output/check206.htm
OK
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