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If you like you can setup a shortcut as shown below
 
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[[Image:CCVBulk Shortcut.GIF|frame|none|script file in this example is '''c:\911\bin\fulltest.txt''']]
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==Format of Script File==
 
==Format of Script File==

Revision as of 23:58, 27 February 2006

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Scripting Engine

CCVBulk is an automated testing/script execution utility. The command line format is

CCVBulk Script_Filename

If you like you can setup a shortcut as shown below

script file in this example is e:\911\bin\fulltest.txt

Format of Script File

Type-CC#-ExpDate-Amount-Tip

Type Name
S Sale
C Credit


Example

This will auth and credit a MasterCard and American Express for 1.00 and 0.00 tip

S-5474123412341234-0905-1.00-0.00
C-5474123412341234-0905-1.00-0.00
S-37221112223334-1204-1.00-0.00
C-37221112223334-1204-1.00-0.00


Usage

  1. Start the CreditLine Server and run ccvBulk.exe. This will automatically authorize the transactions as specified in the test file.
  2. Batch as desired manually in the CreditLine Manager.