If you or another user deletes an item from Suspense, it is moved to the Suspense Recycle Bin. The Suspense Recycle Bin gives you visibility and control over these deleted items, allowing you to review them, restore them to Suspense, or delete them permanently from the system. For auditing purposes, the Suspense Recycle Bin displays the user who deleted each item and when.
Download files received while Download is turned off for a particular policy are also sent to the Recycle Bin. A message displays on the Communication Log to notify you that the system has taken this action.
All items in the Suspense Recycle Bin are read-only. Running Update Items in Suspense or Reprocess Items in Suspense does not update or reprocess Recycle Bin items.
To prevent your Recycle Bin from becoming unmanageably large, items are deleted automatically when they have been in the Recycle Bin longer than the number of days defined for your automatic data purge frequency in System Settings. Additionally, you can perform a manual purge using the Interface Cleanup utility, which allows you to select the Interface and Suspense tables you want to purge (rather than purging everything).
Note: This article contains printing instructions that are only applicable if Applied Epic is installed locally on your computer. If you access Epic through a web browser such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Microsoft Edge, you cannot print directly from within the system. See Printing for more information about the printing capabilities available from Epic Browser. All other steps in this article are applicable to both methods of accessing Epic unless stated otherwise.
By default, the Suspense Recycle Bin displays all items unless you have defined Filter Defaults. If necessary, you can apply view filters or search criteria, or reorder or remove list columns.
The Suspense Recycle Bin allows you to review downloads that were sent there directly or were deleted from Suspense. Multiple users can view the Recycle Bin simultaneously, although the system will prevent you from restoring or deleting the same item as another user. Click the Refresh link label from time to time to make sure your view is current.
You can restore Recycle Bin items to Suspense (for example, if they were sent to the Recycle Bin in error) or delete them permanently. In either case, the item is removed from the Recycle Bin. If you want to restore or delete a package policy, you only need to select the policy header, not the individual lines of the policy.
To delete all Recycle Bin items permanently, you can perform the Empty Recycle Bin action. This action deletes all Recycle Bin items in all Suspense areas, regardless of your view filter selection or search criteria; you cannot choose items to delete or exclude.
To restore recycled items or delete them permanently, perform one of the following actions:
To print the list of Recycle Bin items, click the Print button .
Print the list as you would any other document. To export the list as
a CSV file (for example, if you want to apply additional sorting and filtering
to the list for other employees to review), select the Generate CSV checkbox in the Print
pop-up and click OK.
The CSV file opens in Microsoft Excel.
The Details section displays additional information about the selected Recycle Bin item, beyond the information displayed in the list. Review the Comments field in this section to help you understand why the item was deleted from Suspense. The information available in Details varies, depending on the selected item’s Download type. The Details section is only available for single selections in the Suspense Recycle Bin list; it display blank if you have selected multiple items.