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The Input File
Figure 11 shows the line data file currently used to print the telephone bills.
Carriage
Control
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Line ----+----1----+----2----+----3----+----4----+----5----+----6----+----7----+----8
1 WILLIAM R. SMITH
528 SUNSHINE CANYON DR
BOULDER CO 8-
- TOTAL AMOUNT DUE: $56.97
DATE DUE: JAN 29, 1993
5
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1 BASIC SERVICE..............$3.56
2 LONG DISTANCE CHARGES
. . . . . . . . .$26.41
1 TOTAL . . . .$56.97
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BILL DATE: JAN 11, 1993
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 33-222-3456-6B
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15 - $66.79 $66.79 $. $.
$56.97
JAN 29, 1993
$56.97
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2 SUMMARY OF CURRENT CHARGES
RESIDENCE SERVICE $25.7
911 SURCHARGE $.5
CUSTOMER ACCESS SERVICE $3.5
WIRING MAINTENANCE PLAN $.5
25 FEDERAL EXCISE TAX $.5
STATE TAX $.49
LONG DISTANCE CHARGES (ITEMIZED BELOW) $3.56
LONG DISTANCE CHARGES
NO. DATE TIME TO PLACE TO AREA NUMBER MINUTES AMOUNT
3 1 DEC 11 7:15P LOVELAND CO 33 666-7777 6 $.82
2 DEC 15 9:16A NIWOT CO 33 555-6666 12 $1.56
3 DEC 24 9:32P SANTA BARBARA CA 85 999-6666 32 $15.8
4 DEC 25 2:18P LAS VEGAS NV 72 888-7654 15 $8.23
- TOTAL . . . . . . .$26.41
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Figure 11. Line-Data Telephone Bill
Specifying ACIF Processing Parameters for ASCII Input Data
You can process the ACIF parameters that are needed to produce the telephone
bill for this example application by using one of the following methods:
Create and specify a parameter file
Enter the acif command, parameters, and values on the command line or in a
shell script
This section describes the creation of a parameter file that can be used to process
ACIF parameters when the input file is in ASCII.
Chapter 3. Example of an ACIF Application in AIX 55