Error Messages Processing

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Notification on Error Messages

If an incoming message contains an error and cannot be processed, then a !Inbound message notification will be displayed in the flight data.

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Messages, which contain errors, are shown in the flight data in the Telegrams →Inbound telegrams section.

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Editing Error Messages

To edit a message:

  1. Open the Telegrams module.
  2. Select a flight.
  3. Open the Inbound telexes section
  4. Select a message with an error and edit its content.

To save the message and re-process it again, press Upload changes/F9.

Note.png A message can contain several errors, but the first error in it will be highlighted. If the first error is fixed, and the telegram is re-processed, it will be marked again, and the next error will be highlighted.

After re-processing a message, which contains no errors, the highlight is deleted, the line becomes white again. It means that the message can’t edited anymore, it is successfully processed, a copy of a message with fixed errors is uploaded.

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The original telegram is stored in the list of telegrams for further analysis.

Filter for Working with Unattached Messages

The filter for the incoming messages in the Telegrams module allows to manage the unattached and not parsing messages.

To use the filter:

  1. Enter the Telegram module.
  2. Select Unattached option (F2).
  3. Press Inbound/F4. Filter window will be presented.

Fields description:

  • Unattached – messages which were received by DCS Amber, but not attached to flights in the daily schedule plan.
  • Not parsing – invalid messages received by DCS Amber which were attached to the flights, but were not processed (for example, due to invalid format).
  • Telegram ID – message ID.
  • Telex type – type of the message (entered manually, or selected from a list by pressing F1).
  • A/L – airline code (entered manually, or selected from a list by pressing F1).
  • Flight – flight number (entered manually).
  • A/P – departure airport (entered manually, or selected from a list by pressing F1).
  • Created time – time when a message was created (search range up to 7 days). Should be tuned on to take effect.
  • Received time – time when a message was received (search range up to 7 days). Should be tuned on to take effect.

Working with Not Parsing Messages

When choosing Nor Parsing option, search parameters are as follows:

  • Telex type,
  • Telegram ID,
  • Dates of creation and receiving.

After all filter parameters are set, press Determine/F9. Search results will be displayed.

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