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This parameterization is carried out on a single tab.
Presentation
The detailed characteristics of the activity code are described here.
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Fields
The following fields are present on this tab :
Identifier
| The activity code identifies an option that can be of the type yes/no or can define a number of occurrences. This option, which must be assigned at the folder creation, makes it possible to influence the screen structures of the software package and also possibly the database structure. |
| This name makes it possible to explain the activity code use. |
Characteristics
| The fact of setting this field to Yes activates the tables, screens or the fields in the tables and the screens that belong to the option. Conversely, if the field is set to No, the screens, and the tables, or the fields that belong to it are no longer accessible and disappear. |
| Module belonging to the setup. This field is used to specify whether the screen has to be created in the folder database. It is specified when the module linked to the screen is active in the folder. |
| This field makes it possible to indicate the order in which the activity codes will be displayed in folder management. The activity codes depending on a formula are calculated in an ascending order for this number. |
| This field is used to classify the activity codes in the tabs for the folder management. |
| Certain fields in the tables can display their number of occurrences vary according to an activity code. Often the number of occurrences is the same for a given field between the table and the screen, but it sometimes happens that there is a requirement simply to hide the field on the screens whilst keeping the occurrences in the table. In this case, it is possible to give a different value to this column compared to the precedent. This dimension generally corresponds to the dimension generated in the "Crystal Reports" reports. |
| This value corresponds to a maximum dimension for variables managed in the processes. |
| Define the number of occurrences used in the screens and also in the tables involved, remembering that for a table, a minimum number (and a maximum number) can exist, all of which will lead to the use of the following formula to size the tables min(max(MIN,SCREEN),MAX). |
| When the value is not equal to No, this field is used to indicate that the value of an activity code has not been entered, but is automatically determined as a function of the value of the other activity codes. The possible values are as follows :
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| When the activity code depends on a formula, the formula to be evaluated to obtain the activity code value is defined here. This formula can be :
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By default, the following reports are associated to the function :
LISACT : List of activity codes
This can be changed by a different setup.
The following fields are present on the window opened through this button : Block number 1
Block number 2
Close This button is used to copy the record definition from or to another folder. |
This function is used to access the documentation management on the first paragraph of the documentation (if there is one) associated to the current record.
This function is used to access the links management. It is used to define the links between the current and other records (for example the links between functions and setups). These links are specific to the documentation and are used to load the generation of documentation structures.
This menu is used to launch a documentation generation. The generation can also be launched from the [Generation] button at the bottom of the window.
Three types of generation can be launched one by one or simultaneously:
The range suggested by default takes into account the current record but it can be modified upon launch.
In addition to the generic error messages, the following messages can appear during the entry :
The activity code has been declared as dependent with respect to another activity code that is itself dependent.
The formula entered does not respect the Adonix standards.