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FORMSQUE
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Queue of mail-merged documents waiting to be sent.
| FQDATE |
RECTYPE+DTOS(ONDATE)+FORMNO+ROUTING |
RECTYPE+ONDATE+FORMNO+ROUTING |
- |
| FQFORMNO |
FORMNO+RECTYPE+DTOS(ONDATE) |
FORMNO+RECTYPE+ONDATE |
- |
| FQUSERID |
USERID+RECTYPE+DTOS(ONDATE)+ROUTING |
USERID+RECTYPE+ONDATE+ROUTING |
- |
| FQRECID |
RECID |
RECID |
- |
| FormNo |
Forms->RecID |
M-1 |
Links the queued form to the original form. |
| RECTYPE |
String |
1 |
Record Type. Q=Queue record (standard). |
| ROUTING |
String |
1 |
Routing flag (where it’s going to)
0=Printer
1=Fax |
| FORMNO |
String |
15 |
Identifies form queued. Links to RecID of Forms table. |
| ACCOUNTNO |
String |
20 |
AccountNo of the Contact record that is queued. If the record is an
additional contact, this is the RecID of the associated ContSupp
record. |
| USERID |
String |
8 |
Username that queued this record. |
| ONDATE |
Date |
8 |
Date the queued form is scheduled to be run (printed, faxed, etc) |
| TRACKNO |
String |
15 |
If created by automated process, the RecID of the AP. |
| DIRCODE |
String |
10 |
If created by an AP, the File Code associated with the database (File |
Open Database - Properties - File Code). |
| CREATEBY |
String |
8 |
Username that created this record. |
| STATUS |
String |
1 |
If 1, record queued is an additional contact, if blank, a primary. |
| PRINTERID |
String |
60 |
Printer ID |
| PRTYID |
String |
15 |
Priority ID |
| LASTUSER |
String |
8 |
Last Modified By |
| LASTDATE |
Date |
8 |
Last Modified Date |
| LASTTIME |
String |
5 |
Last Modified Time |
| RECID |
String |
15 |
Record ID |
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