ATC: RELEASE option

This command immediately releases (sends on to the next routee) another document that is currently routed to “Spitfire.”

  • option is optional. There are several options but you can use only one at a time.
    • ALL releases all documents of the same type and in the same project.
    • NEXT releases the document with the next lowest Doc number of the same type and in the same project.
    • docno releases the document with the specified Doc number of the same type and in the same project.
    • To docno releases the document of the same type and in the same project with a Doc number less than or equal to the specified docno.

Example

ATC: RELEASE NEXT

The above example means “send the document with the next lowest document number of the same type and in the same project as the source document on to the next routee.”

ATC: RELEASE TO 15

The above example means “send the document (of the same type and in the same project as the source document) that has a document number less than or equal to 15 on to the next routee.”


Last updated: September 19, 2017 at 9:33 am;  

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