Archive Accounts
The Archive Accounts form enables you to configure your
scheduled archive batch process.
It is important that you choose your settings carefully when
configuring your archiving task. Archiving is an labor-intensive
process. All contacts, transactions and additional information
are archived for each account in the batch.
You can schedule several small batches rather than one
huge one. Collect! processes 100 accounts at a time, so
large batches are handled efficiently within a limited time
allotment.
Archiving procedures will run more quickly if you run
the process from the machine that your CV11 Server is running
on. Faster if you use LOCAL protocol. You can speed up
processes even more using EXCLUSIVE mode with LOCAL
protocol. Please refer to Help topic, CV11 Server Options
for details.
Client #
Select a range of Client Numbers to include in this task.
Leave these fields empty to process all
Clients or select TAG CLIENTS.
From
Select the first Client # in your range.
To
Select the last Client # in your range.
Closed Date
Select a range of Closed Dates to include in this
task.
If you do not select a range of Closed
Dates, Collect! will archive accounts
with no Closed Date.
From
Select the first Closed Date to include in your
range.
To
Select the last Closed Date to include in your
range.
Max Time
Select a time, in minutes, for this task to run. If it is not
completed within this amount of time, Collect! will finish
up the last account it is processing and forward the task
to the next Interval.
Timing includes the time it takes to tag
records to process. Collect! tags and
processes 100 records at at time, before
moving on to the next 100.
Tag Clients
Select the TAG CLIENTS button to select the
Clients that you want Collect! to process in this
batch.
OK
Select OK to save any settings you have entered and
return to the previous form.
Cancel
Select CANCEL to discard your settings and return to
the previous form.
Help
Select HELP to for documentation on the Archive Accounts
form and links to related topics.
See Also
Archiving Topics
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