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Handel

Handel is data base related tool in JDE1 that provide the following facility, • We can use handles to open multiple instances/times, of a single table or business view. • We can use handles to open a table or business view in an environment other than the environment  you are logged into. • We can pass handles into a form, named event rule or business function so that you do not need to  open a table or business view more than once.

What are Replicated Objects?

Replicated Objects are stored in a directory on every workstation and logic server that will run OneWorld Built from Central Objects, Deployed via packages (‘point-in-time’ snapshot of selected objects) Stored in runtime (TAM vs. RDB) format

Acronym List in JDE

BDA Business View Design Aid BSFN Business Function BSVW Business View CSV Comma Separated Values DD Data Dictionary DS or DSTR Data Structure ER Event Rules FDA Form Design Aid H4A HTML for Applications NER Named Event Rule OCM Object Configuration Manager OL Object Librarian OMC Object Management Configuration OMW Object Management Workbench OSA Output Stream Access PO Processing Option QBE Query by Example RDA Report Design Aid SAR Software Action Request TAM Table Access Management TBLE Table TC Table...

Custom Section in Report

Custom Sections allow you to control, through event rules, the information that prints on a report. We can use Custom Sections to print additional information depending on certain criteria.

Events in Header Detail Form

There are following events available in Header Detail Form: Dialog is Initilized Clear Screen Before Add Post Dialog is Initilized Grid Record is Fetched Write Grid Line-Before Last Grid record has been read Add Record to DB - Before Add Record to DB - After Update Record to DB - Before Update Record to DB - After End Dialog Write Grid Line-After Clear Screen After Add Call is Alerting Director Back Button is Clicked Director Next Button is Clicked Director Cancel Button is Clicked Post Comit XAPI Subscribe Event

Events in Headeless Detail Form

There are following events available in Headerless Detail Form: Dialog is Initilized Clear Screen Before Add Post Dialog is Initilized Grid Record is Fetched Write Grid Line-Before Last Grid record has been read End Dialog Write Grid Line-After Clear Screen After Add Call is Alerting Director Back Button is Clicked Director Next Button is Clicked Director Cancel Button is Clicked Post Comit XAPI Subscribe Event

Events in Fix/Inspect Form

There are following events available in Fix/Inspect Form: Dialog is Initialized Clear Screen Before Add Post Dialog is Initialized Add Record to DB - Before Add Record to DB - After Update Record to DB - Before Update Record to DB - After End Dialog Clear Screen After Add Call is Alerting Director Back Button is Clicked Director Next Button is Clicked Director Cancel Button is Clicked Post Comit XAPI Subscribe Event

Events in Find/Browse Form

There are following events available in Find/Browse form. Dialog is Initilized Post Dialog is Initilized Grid Record is Fetched Write Grid Line-Before Last Grid record has been read End Dialog Write Grid Line-After Call is Alerting Director Back Button is Clicked Director Next Button is Clicked Director Cancel Button is Clicked XAPI Subscribe Event

Project Status

There are several Project status pre-defined in JD Edward's. They are as follows: 01 - Complete 11 - New Project Pending Review 21 - Programming 25 - Rework-Same Issue 26 - QA Test/Review 28 - QA Test/Review Complete 38 - In Production 40 - Production Development 41 - Transfer Production to Prototype 42 - Transfer Prototype to Development 45 - Pristine Get 91 - Canceled-Entered in Error

Tokens

Tokens are used to identify when a developer is modifying a specific object and minimize the chances of modifications being overwritten by another developer.

Which objects have a one to one relationship with a token?

1. Interactive Applications 2. Business Functions 3. Tables 4. Business Views 5. Batch Versions 6. Batch Applications 7. Media Objects 8. Data Structures

Table I/O

Table I/O is a business function we can create the instruction that perform the table I/O .so there is no need  to create any manually business function in a C language ,and we can use table I/O call the table through event rule and validate table ,retrive record ,delete and add record.

Differentiate between GET and Check Out

Checking out an object allows you to modify the object and check it back in to Central Objects. Performing a Get copies the latest specifications to your workstation but does not allow you to check in. This is similar to erasing a check out for those familiar with previous releases of OneWorld.

Joins

Simple or Inner Join:  Fetch the record only matched rows from  primary table and secondary table. Right Outer Join:  Fetch the record  matched rows from primary table and secondary table and unmatched rows from the secondary table. Left Outer Join: Fetch the record  matched rows from both table primary and secondary table and unmatched rows from primary table.   

Header Detail form

The Header Detail form allows you to work with data from two separate tables. You can use this form to add or update a single header record. You can also add, update, or delete multiple detail records from the same form. The Header Detail form includes an input-capable grid so you can add or update detail records. Click OK to perform updates or adds to both tables on the form. When you click Cancel, any changes are lost and no database changes are made. Because the Header Detail form allows you to update or add records from two different tables, you can attach two business views to a Header Detail form. Attach one business view to the grid and the other to the form, updating both tables from a single form. You can use the Header Detail form for one to many relationships.