User manual BUSINESS OBJECTS ACE 7.80C

[. . . ] ACE User's Guide ACE 7. 80c June 2007 Contact information Contact us on the Web at http://www. firstlogic. com/customer If you find any problem with this documentation, please report it to Business Objects in writing at documentation@businessobjects. com. Copyright Patents Copyright © 1992-2007 Business Objects. Business Objects owns the following U. S. patents, which may cover products that are offered and sold by Business Objects: 5, 555, 403, 6, 247, 008 B1, 6, 578, 027 B2, 6, 490, 593 and 6, 289, 352. Business Objects, the Business Objects logo, Crystal Reports, and Crystal Enterprise are trademarks or registered trademarks of Business Objects SA or its affiliated companies in the United States and other countries. [. . . ] This statistic corresponds to USPS-required information in the Qualitative Statistical Summary (QSS) section of PS Form 3553. This statistic corresponds to USPS-required information in the QSS section of PS Form 3553. This statistic corresponds to USPS-required information in the QSS section of PS Form 3553. This statistic corresponds to USPS-required information in the QSS section of PS Form 3553. This statistic corresponds to USPS-required information in the QSS section of PS Form 3553. Percentage of rural route exact matches. QSS Number of rural route default matches. This statistic corresponds to USPS-required information in the QSS section of PS Form 3553. Percentage of rural route default matches. This statistic corresponds to USPS-required information in the QSS section of PS Form 3553. This statistic corresponds to USPS-required information in the QSS section of PS Form 3553. Percentage of LACS convertible addresses. This statistic corresponds to USPS-required information in the QSS section of PS Form 3553. Number of records that were Delivery Point Validation (DPV) confirmed. Percentage of records that were DPV confirmed. Number of records that were DPV confirmed as a Commercial Mail Receiving Agency (CMRA). Percentage of records that were DPV confirmed as a CMRA. Number of records that could not be confirmed during DPV processing because the primary range could not be confirmed. Percentage of records that could not be confirmed during DPV processing because the primary range could not be confirmed. qss_hr_p 6 qss_hrd_at 10 qss_hrd_p 6 qss_rr_at 10 qss_rr_p qss_rrd_at 6 10 qss_rrd_p 6 qss_lacs_at 10 qss_lacs_p 6 dpv_str_cnt dpv_str_p dpv_cmra_cnt dpv_cmra_p dpv_prim_no_cnt 10 6 10 6 10 dpv_prim_no_p 6 Chapter 3: Reports 73 Field Length Description dpv_sec_no_cnt 10 Number of records that could not be confirmed during DPV processing because the secondary range could not be confirmed. Percentage of records that could not be confirmed during DPV processing because the secondary range could not be confirmed. Number of records that could not be confirmed during DPV processing because the secondary range was missing. Percentage of records that could not be confirmed during DPV processing because the secondary range was missing. Number of ties resolved through DPV processing. [. . . ] That would enable you to set a particular time when processing will begin. Split and simultaneous On some UNIX and Windows systems, the file system is so efficient that ACE is CPU-bound rather than I/O-bound. In this situation, you may be able to increase overall throughput by splitting your job in half, and running it as two simultaneous processes. For example, when you process a file of a million records, one job would process records 1 to 500, 000, and the other job would process 500, 001 to 1, 000, 000. To do this in ACE Views or ACE Job, you need to make a copy of your job file and set the Starting and Ending Record parameters. [. . . ]