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The autofiler is an additional target system that is often installed with a results interface. The autofiler basically adds resultable and orderable items to their respective dictionaries “on the fly.” For example, if we get a CBC in on a result and that order code does not exist in the dictionary, the autofiler would add that code and allow the message to file. The autofiler will prevent any RID or OID "entry not" found errors. | The autofiler is an additional target system that is often installed with a results interface. The autofiler basically adds resultable and orderable items to their respective dictionaries “on the fly.” For example, if we get a CBC in on a result and that order code does not exist in the dictionary, the autofiler would add that code and allow the message to file. The autofiler will prevent any RID or OID "entry not" found errors. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:20, 12 April 2018
The autofiler is an additional target system that is often installed with a results interface. The autofiler basically adds resultable and orderable items to their respective dictionaries “on the fly.” For example, if we get a CBC in on a result and that order code does not exist in the dictionary, the autofiler would add that code and allow the message to file. The autofiler will prevent any RID or OID "entry not" found errors.