Understand the Ticket Split function

Splitting a ticket divides it into two consecutive tickets, and is primarily designed to allow a cutoff point for month-end accounting purposes.

The application splits the active ticket, sends it to the completed queue and immediately starts a new ticket. Each ticket is uniquely identified by the Batch Transfer application.

Additionally, a ticket split will reset any adjustments you have made to the Gross Standard Volume (GSV). As an example, assume that you entered a value for the GSV Adjustment in the Batch Transfer Edit dialog. Starting the ticket will reset these adjustments to zero.

Note: Ticket Split works differently depending on whether your Batch Transfer is host or remote-controlled. If your ticket information is supplied by a Telemetered Flow Computer, you will be able to override the Flow Computer's set controls and select Split. If your Ticket information is supplied by a Payload Flow Computer, however, selecting Split will send the command to the Flow Computer to be issued.

Automatically splitting a ticket

The Administrator can configure AVEVA Enterprise SCADA to split a ticket automatically; for continuous-flow metering, a ticket split can be performed on a periodic basis, such as the end of the contract day.

To manually split the active ticket

1. Select Split on the Ticket Control dialog.

2. In the confirmation dialog that appears, select Yes.

This sends the active ticket to the completed ticket queue and resets the following:

• Start and end times.

• Total GSV.

• Device start and end counts.

Splitting a ticket due to uninhibit actions

Uninhibiting a Batch Transfer or a Batch Transfer Source triggers a ticket split. Inhibiting a Batch Transfer or a Batch Transfer Source does not trigger a ticket split.