text: Certain reports might not have a logical way of breaking up into individual documents. For 
  example, the Transaction Report is not sorted by customer name or number. The report is 
  generated based on the transactions of the day and time, and the customers that are 
  associated with the transactions. In this case, we can break up the report into groups of 
  pages. An administrator can define a “*Trans application*” for the report that contains lines of 
  sorted transaction data. The Trans application uses the report indexing method to divide the 
  report into documents. Each group of 100 pages in the report becomes a document in 
  Content Manager OnDemand. Each group is indexed by using the first and last sorted 
  transaction values (transaction date and number) that occur in the group. Users can retrieve 
  the group of pages that contains a specific transaction number by specifying the date and the 
  transaction number. Content Manager OnDemand retrieves the document that contains the 
  value that is entered by the user. 
  
  To summarize this example, as shown in Figure 1-2 on page 8: 
  
  (cid:2) Customer Statements report: Contains all customer statements for a month. Customer 
  Statements documents: Each customer statement is a document. 
  
  (cid:2) Transaction Report: Logs all transactions as they occur for a month. Transaction Report 
  documents: Every 100 pages of the report are a document. 