Background Task processing is used by many programs to delay updating certain files when those files are in use so that it can complete the information update in the background when the file becomes available.
The primary advantage of background processing is the prevention
of record locking at the counter.
If the updating program gets a lock on a record, it will skip that
product, location, or customer record, and will process it later in
background processing.
The disadvantage is that customer information, product quantity
information, and product location changes, are often not reflected
in the product file for several seconds.
This utility can be used by Texada Support to test that the Background Task (BKTX) transactions are running and that records are being updated.
Example to test BKTX updating Customer Credit Rating:
Populate the fields in this screen as follows:
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