Search Hub Trans Log

About

The B2B Transaction An aseXML realisation of a Business Document. log records all the transactions the B2B Business-to-Business. Generic term used to refer to defined business-to-business interactions between participants; excludes interactions between a participant and market systems such as MSATS. Hub has handled; this includes all messages and transaction acknowledgements. Participant Users with appropriate access can search the transaction log for specific transactions.

Searching is accomplished by defining the appropriate search criteria in the Search Transaction See Relevant Rules or Procedures Log interface. The values you enter are used to extract the specific transactions matching your values.

Search trans log user rights access

For access to Search Trans Log, Participant Administrators select the B2B Hub Transaction Log entity in the Administration >Maintain Rights menu.

Searching the transaction log

To search the transaction log:

  1. On the main menu, click B2B Browser and then click Search Trans Log.
  1. The Search Transaction Log interface displays. Complete the relevant fields and click Search. For help, see Search Transaction Log fields.
  2. Click Reset to start again.

  1. The Search Transaction Log Results interface displays (for help understanding the fields see “Search Transaction Log Results) and select one of the following options:
  2. Click Download Result as a CSV file at the bottom of the page to display the result in a spreadsheet format.
  3. Click View in the Action column to see the message details, Viewing a transaction.
  4. Click Search Related Record in the Action column to see information for related records. The link only displays for Service Order Request transaction types and searches for corresponding Service Order Response transactions, Searching related records.

Table 125 Search Transaction Log fields

Field

Description

From Participant

The Participant initiating the transaction

To Participant

The Recipient receiving the transaction.

Message ID

The ID of the message. This field supports SQL patterns (wildcards). This means that you can use % for wildcard and any other valid SQL constructs.

Initiating Transaction ID

The initiating transaction ID contained in the transaction. This field supports SQL patterns (wildcards). This means that you can use % for wildcard and any other valid SQL constructs.

Initiating Service Order ID

The ID of the initiating Service Order to view Option 1 and 2 Notified Party transactions raised against a Service Order Request. This field supports SQL patterns (wildcards). This means that you can use % for wildcard and any other valid SQL constructs.

Transaction Type

The transaction type of the transaction.

Transaction Status

The delivery status. For example ‘Completed’, ‘Rejected’ etc.

Message Context ID / Filename

The Message Context ID or filename of the transaction. This field supports SQL patterns but does not support the zip file extension.

Transaction ID

The transaction id of the transaction. This field supports SQL patterns (wildcards). This means that you can use % for wildcard and any other valid SQL constructs.

NMI

The NMI contained in the transaction.

Service Order Type

Select a service order type from the drop-down list.

Service Order Subtype

The subtype of the transaction.

Search by Transaction delivered date

Select to search by transaction delivered date.

Search by Transaction modified date

Select to search by transaction modified date.

From Date

Date when the Transaction was initially received by the e-Hub.

To Date

Date when the Transaction status was last updated based on an action by a participant.

From Time

Time when the Transaction was initially received by the e-Hub.

To Time

Time when the Transaction status was last updated based on an action by a participant.

Table 126 Search Transaction Log Results

Field

Description

From Participant

The Participant initiating the transaction.

To Participant

The Recipient receiving the transaction.

Message ID

The ID of the message.

Transaction ID

The transaction ID.

Init Transaction ID

The initiating transaction ID.

Init Service Order ID

The initiating service order ID

Transaction Type

The transaction type.

Service Order Type

The transaction subtype.

Hub Generated

Flags if the message was generated by the e-Hub:

  • Y – Generated by the e-Hub (e.g. Initiator or Notified Party).
  • N – Received from the participant or is a shell record.

NMI

The NMI of the transaction.

Message Context ID / Filename

The Context ID or Filename that contained the message.

Message Timestamp

When the file was written to the Participant’s B2B Hub inbox.

Transaction Status

The current status of the Message/Transaction either:

  • COM - Completed
  • D - Delivered
  • REJ - Transaction Rejected
  • TAWR - Transaction Acked Waiting for Response

Message Status

Indicates if a message is awaiting an action by the receiving party or an action is complete:

  • D - Delivered
  • MA - Message Acked
  • REJ - Message Rejected by Recipient
  • SC - Sync Completed

Action

Click to view the transaction details.

Viewing a transaction

You cannot view Transaction details for historical Service Order A request to perform specified work, see B2B Procedures: Service Order Process. types in the B2B Browser A web interface supporting the creation and management of a defined set of business-to-business transactions and acknowledgements. Optionally used to manage your B2B inbox and outbox. It remains part of the B2B e-Hub services.. To view details for these transactions: from the Participant File Server The publishing point from AEMO systems to participant systems. Each participant is allocated an account and access to private and public areas. Participants are responsible for interfacing with the participant file server. folder, open the actual XML eXtensible Mark-up Language. file. In the Service Order Type drop-down list, historical Service Order transactions have a [H] label.

To view a transaction:

  1. Follow the instructions for Searching the transaction log.
  1. Click View to display the View Message interface and select from the following options:
  • Click Download in the Action column to download the message.
  • Click Acknowledge Transaction to acknowledge the message.
  • Click Reject in the Action column to reject the message.
  • Select a Transaction ID, Transaction Type, NMI or Initiating Transaction ID to view further information.

For example, click the Transaction ID link to view the message information.

Searching related records

To search related records (searches for corresponding Service Order Response A B2B Communication in response to a Service Order Request that includes an explanation if the work is incomplete. transactions types only):

  1. Follow the instructions for Searching the transaction log
  2. Click Search Related Record.
  3. The related Service Order Response for that Service Order Request displays.