Used with the program TMSS10Reconcile, a Volume's attribute value can be compared with the supplied string to identify that Volume's barcode. Allowing you to run a reconciliation using a Volume's attribute value instead of the barcode value.
AddAttributeResolution(attribute index, attribute filter);
| Variable | Type | Description | Min Length | Max Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| attribute index | String | The attribute index number for comparison | 1 | 256 |
| attribute filter | String | The attribute filter for comparison | 1 | 256 |
Volume 100100L6, with a description of an alternate barcode IRM456789012
AddAttributeResolution(0, "????????????");
If the input has several different format alternate attributes, it is possible to use AddAttributeResolution to map the Volume's barcode from a selection of different attribute indexes.
Assuming the input values are three different length strings depending on the format, filters can be used to refer to different attribute indexes.
For any 12 character string, map to index 0 For any 8 character string, starting with JX map to index 1 All other 8 character strings map to index 2 All other strings map to index 3
AddAttributeResolution(0, "????????????"); AddAttributeResolution(1, "JX??????"); AddAttributeResolution(2, "????????"); AddAttributeResolution(3, "*");