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8.9 Audit File Specification
The Generic Audit File Specification documents the file naming convention and record structure for
audit data files created by XStudio.
This specification was originally published by Computer Concepts Corporation,
Lenexa, KS in 1989 and updated to version 1.6 in October 1992. The
specification was released to all interested parties, including traffic system
vendors and music scheduling system vendors.
This document (the one you are reading) is referred to as:
dcsTools Audit File Specification Version 1.7 (Updated 12/17/2012)
It updates version 1.6 of the specification published by Computer Concepts
Corporation, including later additions to audit transaction types and status
codes, along with items unique to dcsTools products.
Audit File Name
Audit files are named in such a way as to provide for one unique file for each day of each year for each
station. This allows usage of a single file folder location all stations in a multi-station environment.
Audit file names have the form MMDDYYxx.ADT, where:
Station Number (any 2 characters in 0..9, A..Z)
Audit File Structure
The audit file data is stored in binary format as a group of records. Each record has a fixed length
segment followed by a fixed number of variable length fields.
Where possible, descriptive names that match the originally-published
specification have been retained. New types added use naming conventions
similar to the original documentation.
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