Non-essential history entries

When processing a job, Prinergy generates detailed history entries to allow you track actions performed on the job. The software considers non-essential history entries to be less important.
You can configure Prinergy to delete non-essential history entries on a regular basis—for example, every 30 days. In general, you should keep other history entries indefinitely.

The Prinergy system considers the following history entries to be non-essential:

Element "a" submitted for processing: Indicates that a job or job element has been submitted to the JTP for processing, but is not yet queued at a particular JTP. For example, Page1 submitted at service Normalize.
Element "a" queued at service "b": Indicates that a job or job element is queued for processing by a JTP. For example, Page1 queued at service Normalize.
Element "a" active at JTP "b": Indicates that a job or job element is being processed. For example, Page1 active at service Normalize.
Element "a" ended at JTP "b": Indicates that a job or job element is no longer being processed, including when a task has been cancelled. For example, Page1 stopped at service Normalize.
Element "a" finished all processing: Indicates that a job or job element has completed processing. For example, Page1 finished at service Normalize.
Assigned page "n" to page set "d"
Trapping page "n" from file "x"
Color-matching done on page "n" from file "x"
Color-matching finished successfully
Trapping finished successfully
"n" traps created in "m" minutes
No color-matching required, time in "m" minutes
Page geometry assigned from the QuarkXPress software registration marks from file "x"
Output device is beginning to plot the "n" separation
No trapping required, time "m" minutes
Output device has completed plotting the "n" separation
An unassigned page position has been selected for output. Assigning a blank page as a substitute.
Color-matching done on "n" objects in "m" minutes
Warning and error messages from the RIP

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