Check an interrupted LabelRules save
Check an interrupted LabelRules save by reading its original outcome. Keep an uncertain reply separate from a failed change, and do not repeat the save.
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Check an interrupted LabelRules save by reading its original outcome. Keep an uncertain reply separate from a failed change, and do not repeat the save.
Read these instructions on any device. Watch or practise a chapter on a desktop or laptop, with a desktop or mobile application layout. Demonstrations use sample data and simulated scanners.
Read the original save after an interruption
- Load the current LabelRules configuration
Read the current product configuration before changing it.
- Choose the configuration task
Choose the source-owned form for the change you need.
- Choose the recycling rule
Keep the change tied to the existing German destination rule.
- Read the editing controls
Read the current conditions and permitted values.
- Choose the complete change
Keep the condition and complete action together.
- Set the rule priority
Set the priority to 25 while retaining the original destination condition and recycling value.
- Explain the change
Record why the existing German destination rule is being reordered.
- Prepare the complete change
Check the complete values before preparing the private file.
- Upload the checked file
Upload the complete change. Uploading alone does not save it.
- Confirm the complete change
Confirm that the whole file contains the values you intend to save.
- Recognise an interrupted save reply
Recognise an interrupted save reply
The product has saved this change, but its reply is deliberately interrupted in this lesson. Treat the outcome as uncertain and do not save it again.
- Read the original saved outcome
Read the original saved outcome
Check the recorded request. This reads the original outcome without repeating the save. Continue only after the product confirms the original change.
The original saved change is confirmed without another write. Independent expected answers, checking and release approval remain separate.