JPS5856169A - Processor for process data - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To correct a tabulation item and a tabulation format freely without modifying the internal processing of a computer by writing specifying data in a central processing unit from input equipment in a tabulation item storage area of an auxiliary storage device, and renewing its contents. CONSTITUTION:Data from a CPU 3 are stored in an accumulated data storage area 4 and during tabulation, the CPU 3 reads tabulation data out of a tabulation file in a tabulation storage area 5 in an auxiliary storage device 6. Then, accumulated data are edited on the basis of a tabulation format and a tabulation item specified previously on the input keyboard 8 of a CRT display device 7, and the edited data are printed out on a printer 9. Then, the CRT display device 7 displays the tabulation item and tabulation format on the screen to facilitate corrections of them.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a process data processing device using an electronic computer.

Generally, a process data processing device collects process data at predetermined intervals and processes the process data in an integrated manner, and also prints out the integrated process data on paper on which tabulation items and tabulation formats are printed in advance. The table is organized. The present invention relates to an improvement in the tabulation function of the integrated data in such a process data processing apparatus.

Nowadays, computers are commonly used to process process data, but when performing integrated process tabulation, the collected process data is integrated by the computer's central processing unit (hereinafter referred to as ORV). The data is processed and temporarily stored in the integrated data storage area of the auxiliary storage device to create an integrated data file. This auxiliary storage device is provided with a tabulation data storage area in addition to the integrated data storage area, and tabulation items and tabulation formats are stored in advance.

Then, %OPU judges, for example, which data in the integrated data file is required, or which part of the tabulation sheet the integrated data should be printed on, and stores the corresponding data in the integrated memory in the auxiliary storage device. The data is read out from the data storage area, edited to a predetermined 7-ormat format, and printed at the corresponding position on one tabulation sheet to create a tabulation. Note that it is not true that the format determined and printed by the OM is the same as the format 1 of the pre-printed tabulation sheet.

One point in the conventional process data processing apparatus described above is that one tabulation item and its tabulation format are determined in advance when the computer system is created.

In addition, because it is fixed, there is the inconvenience that the internal processing of the computer system must be changed each time it becomes necessary to modify tabulation items (changes, additions, deletions, etc.) or the tabulation format. It is something that happens.

In other words, in order to change the internal processing of a computer system, it is necessary to stop the computer system, which not only requires the effort of changing the internal processing but also causes a drastic decrease in the operating rate. It is from.

<Purpose> Therefore, the present invention provides a process data processing device that allows tabulation items and tabulation formats to be freely corrected without the need to change the internal processing of a computer each time tabulation items or tabulation formats are corrected. The purpose is to provide

<Configuration of the Invention> In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a process data storage area for storing input process data, and a tabulation data storage area for storing tabulation data for tabulating the process data. an auxiliary storage device having a storage area; a printer that prints out the stored process data in a format arbitrarily specified based on the tabulation data; and a printer that writes input process data to the process data storage area and tabulates the process data. At the time, tabulation data and stored process data are read from the auxiliary storage device, the stored process data is tabulated in an arbitrarily specified format based on the tabulated data, and the edited data is output to the printer. A process data processing device comprising a central processing unit, an input device for inputting specified data of tabulation items and tabulation formats, and the central processing unit inputs specified data from the input device into the auxiliary storage. It is configured with a function of writing to the tabulation item storage area of the device and updating its contents.

<Embodiments of the Invention> The present invention will be described in detail below based on five illustrative embodiments. FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an embodiment of a process data processing apparatus according to the present invention. In FIG. 1, input process data 1 is input to a process input/output device 2. In FIG. The central processing unit (hereinafter referred to as apU) 3 collects input process data via the process input/output device 2 at predetermined time intervals, performs integration processing on the manual process data, and stores the integrated data in the auxiliary storage device 6. . The auxiliary memory device f6 has an integrated data storage area 4 and a table data storage area 5. Here, tabulation data refers to tabulation item and tabulation format data.

The integrated data from cpty 3 is stored in integrated data storage area 4, and an integrated data file is created.

On the other hand, tabulation of cumulative data is done at predetermined intervals;
At the time of tabulation, 0PU3 escapes the tabulation data from the tabulation file in the tabulation data storage area 5 of the auxiliary storage device 6, and stores the tabulation data previously specified by the input keyboard 8 of the ORT display [7]. Edit the [1-day j1] based on the format and tabulation items, and output the collected data as a pre/print 9.

The CR7 display device 7 displays on the screen tabulation items and tabulation formats input and designated from the input keyboard 8, thereby allowing the operator to easily modify the tabulation items or tabulation format.

The printer 9 prints out the corresponding integration data in the designated tabulation item portion in a designated format based on the editing data from the CPU 3.

The tabulation operation with the above configuration can be summarized as shown in FIG.

Next, a case will be described in which the contents of the work items stored in the work item storage area 5 are modified.

When the correction position of a work item is input from the input keyboard 8, the CPU 3 determines the content of the correction as shown in Figure 3. If the modification content is a change in a work item, the content is manually entered into the work item storage area 5 via cpv3, and the data for the current work is set to -1. Further, if the modification content is an addition request for the 4th work 4xj, the additional entry is written in the empty area of the work item storage area 5. Further, if the modification content is deletion of a work item, the item corresponding to the deleted item is cleared. Auxiliary storage device 6
stores and holds the modified data until the next time the work item is modified. Therefore, subsequent tabulations will be based on this revised data.

The above is an explanation of the modification of tabulation items, but the same applies to the tabulation format.

Effectiveness〉 As above, 9. According to the present invention, by inputting arbitrary designated data to =tX* using an input device, the computer tabulates & true data according to the tabulation items or the tabulation format based on the specified data, and prints out the data. can do. This is based on a function in which the calculator does not tabulate tables according to preset tabulation items and tabulation formats, but rather makes judgments based on bidding data from an input device. Therefore, according to the present invention, when modifying one tabulation item or seven tabulation items, the s
There is no need to change the internal processing of the WL computer, and tabulation items and tabulation formats can be freely modified even when the computer is online.

This also prevents a decrease in the operating rate of the computer.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an embodiment of the process data processing apparatus according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing its operation, and FIG. 3 is a flowchart for modifying a work item. l...Input process data, 2...Process input/output device, 3...CPU, 4...Integrated data storage area, 5...Tabulation data storage area, 6...Auxiliary 1m device, 7.--CRT display device, 8.. Input keyboard, 9.. Printer.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] An auxiliary storage device having a process data storage area for storing input process data and a tabulation data storage area for storing O tabulation data for tabulating the 7″ process data; (9) a printer that prints out process data in an arbitrarily specified format based on the tabulation data; and a printer that writes the input process data into the process data storage area and retrieves the tabulation data and data from the auxiliary storage device at the time of tabulation. a central processing unit that reads the stored process data, tabulates the stored process data in an arbitrarily specified format based on the tabulated data, and outputs the edited data to the printer; The process data processing device is provided with an input device for inputting specification data of tabulation items and tabulation format, and the central processing unit inputs the specified data from the input device into a tabulation data storage area of the auxiliary storage device. A process data processing device characterized by having a writing and updating function.