JP2893566B2 - Transaction restoration processing method - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a transaction processing apparatus,
The present invention relates to a transaction restoration processing method that simplifies the operation when reusing input data of a processed transaction.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In a conventional transaction restoring process, a specific transaction that has already been processed (data has been input) is registered as a transaction to be restored, and thereafter, when the transaction is restored, input data of all the transactions is specified or designated. It was to restore the input data. Hereinafter, a conventional example will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 13 shows an example of a transaction restoration process for restoring all input data. FIG. 14 shows an example of a transaction restoration process for designating an input field to be restored. 19 is a registration key for storing the transaction from which the transaction is to be restored, 20 is a restoration key for restoring the registered transaction, 21 is a correction operation in a transaction restoration process for restoring all input data, and 22 is a re-input of data. Operation. 23
Is an item designation key for designating a restoration input field in a transaction restoration process for designating an input field to be restored.

In a transaction restoration process shown in FIG. 13 for restoring all input data, when a transaction registered as a transaction to be restored by a registration key 19 is restored by a restoration key 20, the transaction restored Restore all input data as is.
For this reason, when processing as the next transaction, the restored transaction is to clear the data in the input field where the input data changes by the correction operation 21 and re-enter the data 2
Do 2 In the transaction restoration processing for designating the input fields to be restored shown in FIG. Specify all.
When the transaction is restored with the restoration key 20, the previously specified input field of the restoration source transaction input data is restored. When processing as the next transaction, data re-entry 22 is performed for a data-unentered field. In addition, as a publicly known example, there is JP-A-03-141418.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Among the above prior arts,
In the transaction restoration process for restoring all input data, no consideration is given to the fact that the input data changes for each transaction depending on the meaning and purpose of each input field, and the operator searches for the input field and retrieves the input data. There was a problem that it had to be corrected and re-entered, which was troublesome. Further, in the case of the transaction restoration processing for designating the input fields to be restored, while the input fields are as many as several tens, there are two to two input fields where the input data changes.
In a transaction such as a small number of three, it is necessary to specify each of the large number of restoration input fields one by one, and this method also has a problem that the operation is troublesome. For this reason, transaction restoration processing is used when processing the same transaction in large numbers at the bank terminal,
When a large number of transactions, such as money orders, having many input fields are to be intensively and quickly processed, these functions cannot be used effectively. An object of the present invention is to save labor in the operation of a transaction restoration process. Another object of the present invention is to make it possible to easily confirm a required input portion in a transaction restoration process. Another object of the present invention is to prevent an operator's operation error in the transaction restoration processing. Another object of the present invention is to improve the processing efficiency of the transaction restoration processing.
Still another object of the present invention is to save labor in operations such as continuous processing of the same transaction in the transaction restoration processing.

[0005]

In order to achieve the above object, when the registration of a transaction to be restored is specified and the data input field is designated and input, the data input field is restored to the data. They are stored in memory as unnecessary input fields. Further, among the data input fields of the transaction data to be restored, the data input fields for which the definition that the restoration is not necessary are given in advance do not require the data restoration even if the data input fields are not specified. They are stored in memory as input fields. Further, when the restoration of the registered transaction is designated, the input fields of all the data of the transaction read from the memory by the designation are displayed on the display device, and the input fields which do not need to be restored are displayed as an uninput state. In addition, the display of the input field on the display device is different from the display of the input fields of other data. In addition, control is performed so that the process cannot proceed to the next process unless data is input to all input fields that do not need to be restored for data in an uninput state displayed on the display device. Further, when the input fields of all the data of the transaction read from the memory by the designation are not the input fields that do not need to be restored, the message is edited and transmitted using the data of all the input fields.

[0006]

The restoration unnecessary field can be specified by key operation irrespective of the transaction contents and the screen during the display of the transaction from which the restoration is to be made. When a transaction is restored, the fields that do not need to be restored are left in the specified input field, eliminating the need for corrective operations when entering data.Easily confirming the required input fields by displaying them differently from other input fields can do. Unrecoverable fields Since input fields that have been specified cannot be moved to the next process unless all fields are entered, operation errors such as forgetting to correct data are prevented.
Even an unskilled operator can operate easily.
Also, due to the nature of the fields, it is possible to improve the processing efficiency by automatically setting fields that do not need to be restored or fields that should not be restored, without having to specify restoration unnecessary. it can. Furthermore, when there is no input field that specifies the fields that do not need to be restored, and when all the input data of the original transaction is reused and processed as it is, the message is automatically edited and transmitted using the input data. The operation can be labor-saving by continuous processing or the like.

[0007]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS One embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an embodiment of registration of a transaction restoration process using screen display. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing one embodiment of the restoration of the transaction restoration process by using a screen display. FIG.
9 is a flowchart showing a registration process of a transaction to be restored.
4 is a flowchart of a transaction registration key process, FIG. 5 is a flowchart of a transaction registration destination PF key process, FIG. 6 is a flowchart of a restoration unnecessary PF key process, and FIG. 7 is a flowchart of a transaction registration process and a registration mode release process. . FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing the restoration processing of the registered transaction. FIG. 9 is a flowchart of a transaction restoration PF key process, FIG. 10 is a flowchart of a transaction restoration designation PF key process,
FIG. 11 is a flowchart of the transaction restoration mode release processing. FIG.
2 is a configuration diagram illustrating an example of a transaction processing device to which the present invention is applied. In FIGS. 1, 2 and 12, 1 is a PF key (transaction registration PF key) for switching to the registration mode of the transaction to be restored, 2 is the transaction registration mode (screen), 3 is the transaction registration name, and 4 is the restoration. PF key for specifying the registration destination of the original transaction (transaction registration destination PF key), 5 is the PF key for specifying the fields that do not need to be restored (restoration unnecessary PF key), 6 is the field that does not need to be restored, and 7 is the transaction completed. Key, 8
Is a storage unit (transaction registration area) of the original transaction and 9 is an area (W) for temporarily storing data of the original transaction.
ORK area), 10 is PF key guidance indicating the function of each PF key, 11 is a data restoration impossible field that does not permit data restoration and use in a system, and 12 is a PF key for switching to transaction restoration mode (transaction restoration PF key). ),
13 is a transaction restoration mode (screen), 14 is a PF key for specifying a transaction to be restored (transaction restoration designation PF key), 1
5 is a transaction screen restored as the next transaction, 16 is a control unit, 17 is a display unit, 18 is an input device, 24 is a memory, 25 is an input key, and 26 is a PF key guidance 10
And the PF key arranged corresponding to the position.

[0008] A specific description of the present invention will be given below. Concentrated continuous processing of foreign exchange transactions in the banking business requires continuous processing of a large number of the same transactions with different input contents among many input items. is there. This transaction restoration processing is used for the purpose of improving the work efficiency of such business.

[0009] First, the registration of the restoration source transaction is shown in FIG.
This will be described with reference to the flowchart of the process in FIG. 3 and the flowchart of the process in FIGS. When registering a transaction currently in process as a transaction to be restored, the transaction registration PF key 1 is first pressed as shown in the flowchart of FIG. 3 to switch to the transaction registration mode 2 (301). Transaction registration PF key 1
Details of the process (301) by pressing are shown in the flowchart of FIG. When the transaction registration PF key 1 is pressed, the portion indicating the transaction registration PF key 1 of the PF key guidance 10 displayed on the screen is displayed in reverse (3011), and at the same time, the transaction registration mode is set (3012). Screen 2 is set (3013). Further, the transaction registration destination PF key 4 is set as the PF key (in FIG. 1, four registrations 1, 2, 3, and 4 are set as the transaction registration destination PF keys), and the PF key guidance on the screen is displayed. The guidance display of the PF key also set to 10 is displayed (3014), and a WORK area 9 for temporarily storing transaction data to be registered.
Is developed on the memory (3015). With the above processing, the state becomes the transaction registration mode 2 state.

After the mode is switched, a registration name 3 and a registration destination of the transaction to be restored are designated. Transaction registration mode screen 2
After inputting the registration name 3 at (302), the registration name 3 and the registration destination are designated by pressing the transaction registration destination PF key 4 (3).
03). FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing details of the process performed when the transaction registration destination PF key 4 is pressed. When the transaction registration destination PF key 4 is pressed, a portion indicating the pressed transaction registration destination PF key 4 in the PF key guidance 10 displayed on the screen is displayed in reverse (3031), and simultaneously input on the transaction registration mode screen 2 The registered name 3 is stored in the WORK area 9 (30
32) The screen display is changed from the transaction registration mode screen 2 to the screen of the transaction that was originally displayed and is the source of the currently in-process restoration (3033). Also, the PF key 5 is set to the restoration unnecessary PF key, and is displayed on the PF key guidance 10 on the screen (3034). Further, the screen definition information of the transaction to be restored is also stored in the WORK area 9 (3035).
At this time, it is checked whether or not the data restoration impossible field 11 that does not allow the data to be restored and used systematically is defined on the transaction screen (3036). If it is defined, the input of the WORK area 9 is checked. The restoration impossible information is set in the field (3037). Also, the input field 11 on the displayed transaction screen is set to the reverse display (3038). With the above processing, the designation of the transaction registration destination is completed.

Next, transaction data necessary for the transaction is input (304). At this time, the operator determines whether there is any input data that does not need to be restored (305), and if so, positions the cursor on the input field and specifies the field 6 that is not required to be restored by pressing the PF key 5 that does not need to be restored (306). . FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing details of the process performed when the restoration-unnecessary PF key 5 is pressed. When the restoration-unnecessary PF key 5 is pressed, it is first checked whether the input field where the cursor is positioned is the data restoration impossible field 11 (3061). In the case of the data restoration impossible field 11, the key depression of the restoration unnecessary PF key 5 is invalidated (3062). Data restoration impossible field 11
If not, it is next checked whether the restoration unnecessary designation has been performed (3063). When the restoration unnecessary designation has already been specified, the input field of the transaction screen being displayed is returned from the reverse display to the normal display as the release of the restoration unnecessary designation is canceled (3064), and based on the information of the entry field of the WORK area 9, Deleting the unnecessary restoration information (306
5). If the restoration is not required, the input field on the displayed transaction screen is displayed in reverse to indicate that the designation has been made (3066), and the information of the input field in the WORK area 9 does not need to be restored. Information is set (3067). With the above processing, the designation of the restoration unnecessary field 6 is completed.

Data necessary for the transaction is input and all input fields that do not need to be restored are specified (307).
Thereafter, the transaction is terminated by pressing the transaction completion key 7 (308). The registration of the transaction to be restored is performed when the transaction is normally completed. FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing details of the registration processing and the registration mode release processing of the restoration transaction and the original transaction.
By pressing the transaction completion key 7 and receiving the normal end of the transaction, first, the transaction registration area 8 corresponding to the already specified transaction registration destination PF key 4 is cleared (308).
1). Next, all the contents of the WORK area 9 temporarily storing the screen definition information and input data of the transaction to be restored are transferred to the transaction registration area 8, and the registration is completed (30).
82). After the transaction registration, the recovery unnecessary P key 5 and the transaction registration destination PF key 4 are deleted from the PF key (3083).
The F key is returned to the initial state (3084), and the transaction registration mode is canceled (3085). With the above processing, the restoration source transaction registration processing ends.

Next, the restoration of the registered transaction is shown in FIG.
8 and the flowcharts of FIGS. 9 to 11. In restoring the transaction registered as the original transaction in the previous transaction registration process, first, as shown in the flowchart of FIG. 8, the transaction restoring PF key 12 is pressed,
Switching to the transaction restoration mode 13 is performed (801). FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing details of the process performed when the transaction restoration PF key 12 is pressed. When the transaction restoration PF key 12 is pressed, the portion indicating the transaction restoration PF key 12 of the PF key guidance 10 on the screen is displayed in reverse (8011), and at the same time, the transaction restoration mode is set (8012). 13 (8012).

Further, at this time, the transaction registration area 8 is searched, a list of registered names of the restored original transactions is displayed on the transaction restoration mode screen 13, and the transaction restoration designation PF key 14 is set as the PF key. Then, it is also displayed on the PF key guidance 10 on the screen (8014). With the above processing, the state becomes the transaction restoration mode 13.

After the mode is switched, a transaction to be restored is designated. The designation of the transaction is the transaction restoration designation PF corresponding to the registered restoration source transaction displayed on the transaction restoration mode screen 13.
This is performed by pressing the key 14 (802). Transaction restoration designation PF
FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing details of the process performed when the key 14 is pressed. When the transaction restoration designation PF key 14 is pressed, a portion of the screen indicating the transaction restoration designation PF key 14 pressed by the PF key guidance 10 is displayed in reverse (8021), and at the same time, a transaction screen corresponding to the transaction restoration designation PF key 14. The definition information and the input data are searched from the transaction registration area 8 (8022), and the transaction is restored and displayed (802).
3). In restoring and displaying the transaction, the presence / absence of the restoration unnecessary field 6 and the data restoration impossible field 11 is checked (8024). If there is a restoration unnecessary field 6 or a data restoration impossible field 11, the input field is set to the reverse display (8025). After the transaction restoration display, the transaction restoration designation PF key 14 is deleted from the PF key (8026), and the PF key is initialized (802).
7). However, the portion indicating the transaction restoration PF key 12 of the PF key guidance 10 on the screen remains the reverse display. With the above processing, the transaction to be restored is designated and the transaction is displayed for restoration.

In the restored transaction, it is checked whether there is a restoration unnecessary field 6 or a data restoration impossible field 11 (803), and if there is, transaction data is inputted into the input field (804), and the data is inputted. The input field is returned from the reverse display to the normal display (805). After data input to all input fields is completed (806), the transaction completion key 7 is pressed (80).
7). If there is no restoration unnecessary field 6 or data restoration impossible field 11, the transaction completion message is automatically edited and transmitted without pressing the transaction completion key 7 as all the data has been input (808). By transmitting the transaction completion message, the transaction restoration mode is released (809).
That is, as shown in the flowchart of FIG.
The portion indicating the transaction restoration PF key 12 of the key guidance is returned from the reverse display to the normal display (8091), and the transaction restoration mode is released (8092). With the above processing, the transaction restoration processing ends.

According to this embodiment, when the transaction is restored,
Restoration unnecessary fields By setting the designated input field to the non-input state, the correction operation at the time of data input becomes unnecessary, and by displaying the data in the reverse display, it is possible to easily confirm the input required portion. As a result, when a large number of transactions are performed continuously, labor saving of operations can be achieved and work efficiency can be improved. Also, when the input data of the transaction to be processed is exactly the same as the input data of the transaction that has already been processed and stored as the original transaction, the message is automatically edited and transmitted with the input data. By doing so, labor saving of operations in continuous processing of the same transaction and the like can be achieved. Furthermore, since it is assumed that the next process is required unless all the input fields designated as the restoration unnecessary fields are input, even an operator who is unfamiliar with the operation can easily operate without an operation mistake such as forgetting to input data. That is, the present invention is a transaction restoration processing method that is also effective for devices for end users.

[0018]

According to the present invention, a correction operation is not required at the time of data input after restoring a transaction, and it is possible to easily confirm a necessary input portion. Can save labor and increase work efficiency. Also, when the input data of the transaction to be processed is exactly the same as the transaction to be restored, the message is automatically edited and transmitted based on the input data. Can be Further, since the next processing cannot be performed unless all the input fields designated as the restoration unnecessary fields are input, even an operator unfamiliar with the operation can easily perform the processing without an operation error such as forgetting to input data.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of registration of a transaction restoration process using a screen display.

FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of restoration of a transaction restoration process using screen display.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a registration process of a transaction to be restored;

FIG. 4 is a flowchart of a transaction registration key process.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart of a transaction registration destination PF key process.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart of a restoration unnecessary PF key process.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart of a transaction registration process and a registration mode release process.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing restoration processing of a registered transaction.

FIG. 9 is a flowchart of a transaction restoration PF key process.

FIG. 10 is a flowchart of a transaction restoration designation PF key process.

FIG. 11 is a flowchart of a transaction restoration mode release process.

FIG. 12 is a configuration diagram illustrating an example of a transaction processing device to which the present invention is applied.

FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of a conventional transaction restoration process for restoring all input data.

FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of a conventional transaction restoration process for designating a field to be restored.

[Explanation of symbols]

 8 Transaction registration area 9 WORK area 10 PF key guidance 16 Control device 17 Display 18 Input device (keyboard) 25 Input key 26 PF key

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Claims (5)

(57) [Claims] 1. A transaction restoration processing method in a transaction processing device including an input unit, a display unit, a memory, and a control unit, wherein the control unit is designated to register a transaction to be restored.
When the designated input of the data input field is performed,
A transaction restoration processing method comprising means for storing an input field of the data in the memory as an input field which does not require data restoration. 2. The transaction restoration processing method according to claim 1, wherein the control unit is configured to select, from among input fields of transaction data to be restored, a data input field to which a definition that does not require restoration is given in advance. And a means for storing the data in the memory as an input field that does not require data restoration even when a data input field is not designated. 3. The transaction restoration processing method according to claim 1, wherein the control unit is configured to, when designation of restoration of the registered transaction is specified,
Displaying the input fields of all the data of the transaction read from the memory by designation on the display device, displaying the input fields that do not need to be restored of the data in an uninput state, and displaying the input fields on the display device. A transaction restoration processing method comprising: means for making a display different from a display of an input field of other data. 4. The transaction restoration processing method according to claim 3, wherein the control unit performs the next processing unless data is input to all of the input fields that do not need to be restored for the data in an uninput state displayed on the display device. A transaction restoration processing method, comprising means for controlling so as not to shift to (1). 5. The transaction restoration processing method according to claim 3, wherein the control unit is configured to, when the input fields of all the data of the transaction read from the memory by the designation are not input fields that do not need to be restored, execute the processing. A transaction restoration processing method comprising means for editing and transmitting a message based on data in an input field.