The Data Import Transactions portlet displays the sequences of data movement from an ERP database to the JICS database. The portlet shows the data file and log information for recent import transactions.
Administrators can place the Data Import Transactions portlet on any page for easiest access. For example, it can be configured on an Admin Tab:

Click on Data Import Transactions portlet title to expand the portlet to fill the screen with the 5 most recent transactions:

Click on the Go to Main Screen hyperlink to display the 30 most recent transactions, including the transaction data and transaction log file:

The Data Import Transactions portlet displays the current file being processed and the recent import transactions that took place between your ERP system and the JICS system.
For each recent import transaction, the portlet displays:
The order in which this transaction was processed. Transaction records must be processed in sequence in order for data imports to succeed.
The date and time that the transaction occurred.
The number of records imported in this transaction.
The total number of errors that occurred during this transaction.
The status of the transaction at the time of completion: Success or Failed.
Each data file contains the following lines:
The file header line contains the following data:
college code
datetimestamp of data transfer
the format name ("JENZA1")
mode ("TEST" or "LIVE")
sequence: number
one or more transactions
Each transaction line contains comma-separated, URL-encoded data. All transaction lines begin with the following:
TRM - term data
DPT - department data
PRS - person data
CST - college/status data
CCD - course code (course catalog) data
CRS - course (offering) data
SCH - course schedule data
CRP - course/person registration data
STU - student data
A - Add a new record to Jenzabar's database
U - Update an existing record in Jenzabar's database
D - Delete an existing record in Jenzabar's database
W - Issue a withdraw command for CRP transactions
last update datetimestamp (optional)
The format of the rest of the transaction line is different for each transaction type:
This transaction type imports data into Jenzabar's Term table.
The data format for the TRM transaction:
term code
description
start date
end date
This transaction type imports data into Jenzabar's Department table.
The data format for the DPT transaction:
department code
description
The data format for the PRS transaction:
host id
host username
host password
first name
middle initial
last name
suffix
The data format for the CST transaction:
host id
department code (optional)
status code (role)
degree type (optional)
graduation date (optional)
CCD - course code (course catalog) data
The data format for the CCD transaction:
course code
title
description
department code
The data format for the CRS transaction:
term code
course code
section (optional)
title (optional)
The data format for the SCH transaction:
term code
course code
section (optional)
start date (optional)
end date (optional)
days
start time
end time
location (optional)
CRP - course/person registration data
The data format for the CRP transaction:
term code
course code
section
host id
status code (role in the course: 1PR or STU)
The data format for the STU transaction:
host id
leave of absence start (optional)
leave of absence end (optional)
probation (optional)
standing (optional)
major (optional)
major description (optional)
division code (optional)
division description (optional)
The file footer line contains the following data:
EOF tag ("END")
the number of records contained in the data file

Each data file import is logged in a separate file. Click the Log hyperlink in the Data Import Transaction portlet to view the contents of the log file:

Administrators use log files to review the success rate of data being sent to ICS.
The log file that is created by the Data Import Service contains the following types of information:
Any or all of the following information is included in each transaction line of the log file, depending on the transaction type:
transaction type: TRM, DPT, PRS, CST, CCD, CRS, SCH, CRP, STU
transaction action: add (A), update (U), or delete (D), withdraw (W)
data import status: success (1) or failure (0)
a text error message, if import failed
datetimestamp
the term code
the course code
the section code
host id
start date
end date
number of days that the class meets
start time
end time
encrypted classroom location
encrypted description
encrypted username
encrypted password
summary
NOTE: See the JICS Installation Guide for details about the Data Import Service and the format of transaction data and log records.
Currently when you click on the
wrench icon, no preferences, settings, or permission operations
are available for the Data Import Transactions portlet.