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The Historical Archive Queue window is the primary method for reviewing archival records and information about when records archiving or restoring occurred. For example, if you want to know exactly when a particular record was archived and subsequently restored, you can search for the record and review this information.
Log into
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the NPI
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client application.
Select System
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Configuration
> Archiving.On the left side of the window, select the second button from the top to display the Historical Archive Queue window
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The top of the window contains a Search bar and search parameters. The buttons to the left of the Search bar from left to right determine
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additional search criteria, as shown in the following table.
Button | Description |
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| Searches for assemblies and processes |
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| Searches for receiving processes |
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| Searches for batches/GRNs |
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| Searches for materials |
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| Searches for archived machine performance data |
To the right of the Search bar is the Search 
button and a Text Options button you can use to modify the search to show only object names that start with or end with the search text in addition to exact matches.
On the right side of the window, the Show Latest Archive Queue Items and Show Latest Restore Queue Items buttons determine whether search results return only items that were most recently archived, most recently restored, or all records regardless of the last type of archiving action. At least one of these buttons must be toggled, and by default both are toggled to return all results.
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After entering search criteria, select the Search button or press the Enter key on the keyboard to submit the search. Records processed more than once (archived and then restored) have an arrow to the left of the line that you can select to expand the record and view any activity, each on a separate line in descending chronological order. The information that displays for each activity line is similar to the display for items in the Active Archive Queue.
Option | Description |
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Item Name | The name of the record |
Type | The type of operation: Archive or Restore |
Item Type | The type of the record (Batch, for example) |
Started | The start time of the Archive or Restore operation |
Finished | The completion time of the Archive or Restore operation |
Created By | The user who scheduled the operation |
Created Date | The date the operation was originally scheduled |
Status | The status of the operation: Complete or Canceled |
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