The View History Log option provides information about released batches from the local history database. You can view summary information for a batch or delete the record of a batch from the history log. If the Save Local Copy of Images (ZIP) option is enabled in Settings | CAPTUREit Options | History tab, you can view the images in a batch, resubmit a batch, or send a batch to AnyDoc Technical Support by e-mail.
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From the Workflow Manager window, click the View History Log button.
The View History Log window is displayed, showing a list of all batches contained in the history database (Settings | CAPTUREit Options | History tab | Save Batch Records in History Database check box).
The data columns in the View History Log window are:
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Batch Date/Time: The date and time the batch was created.
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Batch Control: The user defined batch control number, if applicable.
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Complete Date/Time: The date and time the batch was released.
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Profile: The capture profile.
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Family: The OCR for AnyDoc form family, if applicable.
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CI Batch ID: The system-assigned batch ID.
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Local Status: The current status of the batch.
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Total Images: The number of images in the batch.
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DocSets: The number of document sets in the batch.
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Archive Directory: The directory the batch went to on release.
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Server Batch ID: The batch ID on the server.
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Upload Time: How long it took to upload the batch, if applicable.
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Server: The name of the server.
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Profile Mode: The capture profile's destination type, Local Capture, Remote to OCR for AnyDoc, or Remote to Dir.
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First Imprinter: Displays the imprinter string that appears on the first image.
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Last Imprinter: Displays the imprinter string that appears on the last image.
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Last OCRAD Update: The last message received from OCR for AnyDoc (e.g., imported, deleted).
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Last Update Time: The time when the last message from OCR for AnyDoc was received.
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Profile Type: The type of profile.
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Name: The user name of the user who created the batch.
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Number of Pages (Scanned): The number of pages scanned in the batch.
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Doc Sets: The total number of document sets created in the batch.
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Patch T Count/DocSets: The number of Patch T pages scanned and the resulting number of document sets that appear after a Patch T patch code page.
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Patch 1 Count/DocSets: The number of Patch 1 pages scanned and the resulting number of document sets that appear after a Patch 1 patch code page.
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Patch 2 Count/DocSets: The number of Patch 2 pages scanned and the resulting number of document sets that appear after a Patch 2 patch code page.
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Patch 3 Count/DocSets: The number of Patch 3 pages scanned and the resulting number of document sets that appear after a Patch 3 patch code page.
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Patch 4 Count/DocSets: The number of Patch 4 pages scanned and the resulting number of document sets that appear after a Patch 4 patch code page.
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Patch 6 Count/DocSets: The number of Patch 6 pages scanned and the resulting number of document sets that appear after a Patch 6 patch code page.
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