API-Based Settlement Examples

Batch Inquiry by Terminal ID - Input File and Output File Example

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In the following example, the input file selects all transactions available to the terminal “TERM1.” The output shows two transactions for terminal “TERM1” under the “LOCATION1” location within “CHAIN1” chain code hierarchy.

Request	Response
1,14 109,TERM1 8002,LOCATION1 8006,CHAIN1	0001,14 0109,TERM1 1003,0000 1004,ACKNOWLEDGED 1010,COMPLETE 1012,1 1013,2000 1014,2 1016,2000 1017,2 1018,2000 1019,2 8002, LOCATION1 8006, CHAIN1

Batch Inquiry by Location Name - Input File and Output File Example

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In this example, the input file selects all transactions available to the location “LOCATION1”. The output shows two transactions for the “LOCATION1” location within “CHAIN1” chain code hierarchy.

Request	Response
1,14 8002,LOCATION1 8006,CHAIN1	0001,14 1003,0000 1004,ACKNOWLEDGED 1010,COMPLETE 1012,1 1013,2000 1014,2 1016,2000 1017,2 1018,2000 1019,2 8002, LOCATION1 8006, CHAIN1

Batch Inquiry by Chain Code - Input File and Output File Example

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In the following example, the input file selects all transactions available to the chain “CHAIN1.” The output shows two transactions for the “CHAIN1” chain code hierarchy.

Request	Response
1,14 8006,CHAIN1	0001,14 1003,0000 1004,ACKNOWLEDGED 1010,COMPLETE 1012,1 1013,2000 1014,2 1016,2000 1017,2 1018,2000 1019,2 8006, CHAIN1

Batch Close by Terminal ID - Input File and Output File Example

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In this example, the input file settles all transactions available to the terminal “TERM1”. The output shows two transactions for terminal “TERM1” under the “LOCATION1” location within “CHAIN1” chain code hierarchy.

Request	Response
1,13 109,TERM1 8002, LOCATION1 8006,CHAIN1	0001,13 0025, 0109,TERM1 1003,0000 1004, ACKNOWLEDGED 1010, COMPLETE 1012,1 1013,2000 1014,2 1016,2000 1017,2 1018,2000 1019,2 8002,LOCATION1 8006,CHAIN1

Batch Close by Location Name - Input File and Output Example

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In this example, the input file settles all transactions available to the location “LOCATION1”. The output shows two transactions for the “LOCATION1” location within “CHAIN1” chain code hierarchy.

Request	Response
1,13 8002,LOCATION1 8006,CHAIN1	0001,13 1003,0000 1004,ACKNOWLEDGED 1010,COMPLETE 1012,1 1013,2000 1014,2 1016,2000 1017,2 1018,2000 1019,2 8002, LOCATION1 8006, CHAIN1

Batch Close by Chain Code - Input File and Output File Example

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In this example, the input file settles all transactions available to the chain “CHAIN1”. The output shows two transactions for the “CHAIN1” chain code hierarchy.

Request	Response
1,13 8006,CHAIN1	0001,13 1003,0000 1004,ACKNOWLEDGED 1010,COMPLETE 1012,1 1013,2000 1014,2 1016,2000 1017,2 1018,2000 1019,2 8006, CHAIN1