Chapter 2: Installing and Using NetStores |
NetStores automatically maintains customer files and transaction logs. All you have to do is make sure the files exists and set parameters that let NetStores know which ones you want it to use. By default, a store shares the mall-wide customer files. However, a store can also have a separate customer file.
To open an new customer account, customers can follow the link to
http://www.yourdomain.com/dwos-bin/gen-acct
. The pages NetStores
generates provide links that let new customers open an account in the customer
file you specify.
./dwos/data/
store-abbrev directory with the following
names. See "Reviewing access logs" for more
details about these files.
cusfil
The customer file
ordfil
The master order file. Contains a
complete order history
ordopn
The open orders file. After you process
orders, you may want to remove this file and create a new zero-length file.
ordqte
The quote file. You may want to remove
expired quotes from this file on a regular basis.
trxlog
The transaction log. Contains information
about customer access to your store.
./dwos/data/
store-abbrev directory
with the following names and contents:
./dwos/data/
store-abbrev/params.sh
to tell
NetStores where to find the customer and transaction files:
$CUSDIR/cusfil
" if you want NetStores to maintain a separate customer
file for this store.
$CUSDIR/nxtcus
" if you want NetStores to maintain a separate series
of customer numbers for this store.
$CUSDIR/nxttrx
" if you want NetStores to maintain a separate series
of transaction numbers for this store.
$CUSDIR/trxlog
" if you want NetStores to maintain a separate
transaction log file for this store.
./dwos/data/
store-abbrev/params.sh
to control
what the form for opening a new customer account looks like:
./dwos-bin/faxdoc
script sends the fax remotely from
megamart.com
. Edit this script to send faxes using the appropriate
commands for your server. NetStores sends the MERCHFAX phone number as a parameter
to this script.)
cusfil
file from your database. The fields in the cusfile are
separated by the "|" (pipe) character. The default field order in
cusfil
is shown below.
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