on 01-13-2021 8:54 PM
Hello all,
I am using an external system to Query against the Query Company Payment File Register Outgoing Files Integration web service. It returns all payment files in 'Ready for Transfer' status. Is there a way to synchronously update the status so the same file is not picked up again on the next web service request?
I was not able to find a solution so far.
Any help is appreciated.
Regards,
Mickie
Hi Frank,
Thank you kindly for your response and for the workaround. To the best of my knowledge, any file in 'Released for Transfer' status will remain in that status and needs to be manually confirmed after collection. I thought there may be a synchronous way of updating the status after the files are collected by the request.
Are the files in a processed batch sequential? If so, then your workaround sounds like a good option.
Regards,
Mickie
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Hi Mickie,
We assume the scenario is to have file(s), e.g. Outgoing Bank Transfer, in status 'Released for Transfer' or 'In Transfer'.
With parameters as <Company><LowerBoundaryFileCreationDate>, etc. - The query would search according to:
If the file is 'Released for Transfer' <ReleasedOnlyIndicator>false</ReleasedOnlyIndicator> <FileStatus>5</FileStatus>.
Once the file is confirmed the same query should not return this file again.
If the file is 'In Transfer' <ReleasedOnlyIndicator>false</ReleasedOnlyIndicator> <FileStatus>7</FileStatus>.
Once the file is confirmed the same query should not return this file again.
If <ReleasedOnlyIndicator>true</ReleasedOnlyIndicator> - all subsequent status are ignored and the same file would show again regardless of a changed status.
Depending how you use the query a workaround to avoid the same file showing could be to take note of the latest relevant File ID XXX in a processed batch and to fill the 'LowerBoundaryFileID' with the next sequential File ID (<LowerBoundaryFileID>XXX+1</LowerBoundaryFileID>).
Hope this helps,
Frank
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