69.1.2.7 MEDIASET PEPS

Export Scope
The F90 - MEDIASET PEPS export allows to export a .xml file containing the daily schedules of a station.
Moreover, for each item "Oggetto", the <StatoGraficaInSovrimpressione> tag will be included (blank).
NB: A new field “IDPalinsesto” has been added at the end of exported field tracks, this field contains the “EXTERSTRID” field which would be required during the import.

Export Parameters
This export function needs the following parameters to be configured:
Export - Custom - MEDIASET PEPS

Filename - By default the filename of the exported file would comply with the format rrYYYMMDD-yyyymmddhhmmss-x.XML, where 'rr' are the user-defined first two characters and 'x' is an automatic progressive number.
Export Path (leave it blank to not export it) - Indicate the path where the exported file would be placed.
File's first 2 characters - Insert a custom string composed by two characters, to be added at the beginning of the exported filename.
Consider the events part as a media progressive index - Define if the field PART is intended as part of a segmented program or as a progressive media.
Data for the file transfer via FTP - Click on the Configure button and define the FTP parameters as described in Configure Data File Transfer via FTP chapter.
Copy the file in FTP - Define if you want to upload the file in the FTP Server in ZIP or XML format.
Keep XML file locally - Indicate if the XML file would be kept locally.
Keep ZIP file locally - Indicate if the ZIP file would be kept locally.
Export only those events from the main network (splits 0 and 1) - If this option is enabled, only events from the main network would be exported. If disabled, all events from all splits network would be exported.
Export data - Opens the Configure Export window to specify the days and the frequency  to be exported.
Fields to export - Tick off all the fields you want to be included in the export.

Scheduling related export
This export doesn't require any configuration under the Etere Scheduling module.