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Contents
Contacting Infor..................................................................................................................................8
Chapter 1: Application Messages.....................................................................................................9
About Application Message Construction..........................................................................................9
Constructing Application Messages..................................................................................................9
Setting Application Message Numbers...........................................................................................10
Invoking and Concatenating Multiple Application Messages...........................................................11
About Constraint Exception Messages...........................................................................................12
Building Constraint Exception Messages........................................................................................12
Chapter 2: IDOs.................................................................................................................................14
Understanding IDOs........................................................................................................................14
Extend and Replace IDOs...............................................................................................................15
Working with IDO Projects..............................................................................................................16
Adding an IDO Project.................................................................................................................16
Deleting IDO Projects..................................................................................................................16
Working with IDOs...........................................................................................................................17
The Basics...................................................................................................................................17
Working with Tables.....................................................................................................................32
Working with Methods..................................................................................................................35
Working with Properties...............................................................................................................38
Chapter 3: Form Control..................................................................................................................43
Understanding Form Control...........................................................................................................43
Form Control Tasks.........................................................................................................................45
Checking Out Objects..................................................................................................................45
Displaying and Maintaining Checked-Out Objects.......................................................................46
Checking In Objects.....................................................................................................................47
Getting Objects............................................................................................................................47
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Unlocking Objects........................................................................................................................48
Archiving Objects.........................................................................................................................48
Restoring Objects........................................................................................................................49
Chapter 4: Application Events.........................................................................................................50
About the Application Event System...............................................................................................50
Basic Components of the Application Event System...................................................................50
Advantages of the Application Event System..............................................................................52
Example: Using the Application Event System............................................................................52
Using the Application Event System for Document (File) Attachments.......................................53
Working with Application Event System..........................................................................................54
Handling Application Events........................................................................................................54
Controlling the Sequence of Event Handlers and Actions...........................................................55
Restricting Which Handlers Run..................................................................................................55
About Synchronicity.....................................................................................................................56
About Suspension........................................................................................................................58
About Adjournment and Resumption...........................................................................................60
About Event Handler Status.........................................................................................................61
About Transactions......................................................................................................................63
About the Framework Event Service............................................................................................67
About Event Handler Revisions...................................................................................................68
Designing and Using Application Events and Handlers..................................................................69
About the Access As Identifier.....................................................................................................70
About Application Events.............................................................................................................70
About Event Triggers....................................................................................................................72
About Event Handlers..................................................................................................................74
About Event Actions.....................................................................................................................75
About Event Action Parameters...................................................................................................81
About Event Variables and Initial States......................................................................................90
About Event Global Constants.....................................................................................................91
About the Application Event System Design Forms.....................................................................92
Setting up Custom Application Events and Handlers..................................................................93
Tracking Application Event System Status......................................................................................99
About the Application Event System Messages..............................................................................99
Responding to System-Generated Messages...........................................................................100
Setting Variable Access.............................................................................................................100
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Setting Translatable Captions for Variables................................................................................101
Moving Messages Between Folders..........................................................................................101
Sending Email to External Email Inbox for Prompts..................................................................101
About Prompts and Responses.................................................................................................102
About Voting Rules in Prompts..................................................................................................104
About Voting Status...................................................................................................................108
Dealing with Indeterminate Voting Results................................................................................108
About Quorums..........................................................................................................................109
Chapter 5: Schema (SQL Table and Column) Editing.................................................................110
Maintaining Tables and Other SQL Schema Elements.................................................................110
Creating SQL Tables..................................................................................................................110
Maintaining Columns on SQL Tables.........................................................................................111
Specifying Primary Keys and Other Constraints for a Table......................................................111
Updating Existing SQL Tables...................................................................................................112
Editing SQL User-Defined Data Types.......................................................................................112
Executing SQL Statements........................................................................................................113
Restricted Tables...........................................................................................................................113
SQL Reserved Words....................................................................................................................116
Chapter 6: User Extended Tables (UETs).....................................................................................123
User Extended Tables Overview...................................................................................................123
Associating User Fields with a User Class....................................................................................124
Extending Application Database Tables........................................................................................124
Copying a User Field.....................................................................................................................125
Creating a Relationship Between a Database Table and a User Class.........................................125
Creating a User Class...................................................................................................................126
Creating User Fields......................................................................................................................126
About User Defined Types.............................................................................................................127
Defining an Index for a Class........................................................................................................127
Drawing UET Fields on Forms......................................................................................................127
Impacting the Schema...................................................................................................................128
Chapter 7: Critical Numbers..........................................................................................................129
About Critical Numbers.................................................................................................................129
About Critical Number Goals and Alerts.......................................................................................130
Defining a Critical Number............................................................................................................131
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Setting Up Critical Number Parameters........................................................................................133
Setting Up Multiple Results for One Critical Number....................................................................133
Stored Procedure Critical Number Examples................................................................................134
Changing Critical Number Display Settings..................................................................................138
About Critical Number Snapshots.................................................................................................140
Generating a Critical Number Snapshot........................................................................................141
Chapter 8: Critical Number Drilldowns.........................................................................................142
About Critical Number Drilldowns..................................................................................................142
Setting Up a Critical Number Drilldown.........................................................................................142
Setting Up a Stored Procedure Critical Number Drilldown............................................................142
Setting Up an IDO Critical Number Drilldown................................................................................148
Setting Up a Critical Number/Drilldown IDO Filter.........................................................................149
Setting Up an IDO-Based Sub Drilldown.......................................................................................150
Setting up a Sub-Drilldown Based on a Stored Procedure...........................................................150
Chapter 9: DataViews.....................................................................................................................156
About DataViews...........................................................................................................................156
Setting up a new DataView...........................................................................................................158
Displaying a Predefined DataView................................................................................................159
Creating Custom Columns for DataViews.....................................................................................159
Specifying Summaries for DataViews...........................................................................................160
Displaying DataView results..........................................................................................................161
About DataView Layouts...............................................................................................................163
Copying a DataView Layout..........................................................................................................164
Setting Up Predefined DataViews.................................................................................................164
Specifying DataView setup information - General tab...................................................................165
Setting additional IDO specifications for a DataView....................................................................167
Specifying DataView setup information - Input Parameters tab....................................................169
Specifying DataViews setup information - User Permissions tab..................................................170
Specifying DataView setup information - Layouts tab...................................................................171
Specifying DataView setup information - Report Options tab.......................................................172
Copying a DataView to Create a New One...................................................................................172
Setting Up a DataView Filter.........................................................................................................173
Setting Up the Right-Click Actions Menu for DataViews...............................................................174
Setting Up a DataView Actions Filter............................................................................................176
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Chapter 10: DataSearch.................................................................................................................178
About DataSearch.........................................................................................................................178
Searching for Application Data with DataSearch...........................................................................179
Configuring Data Sources for DataSearch....................................................................................180
Setting Up a DataSearch Filter......................................................................................................182
About DataSearch Source Sets....................................................................................................183
Creating a DataSearch Source Set...............................................................................................183
About DataSearch Layouts............................................................................................................183
Chapter 11: App Builder/App Hub.................................................................................................185
About App Builder and the App Hub.............................................................................................185
App Builder permissions, groups, and roles..................................................................................186
Launching App Builder and the App Hub......................................................................................187
Chapter 12: Form Extensions........................................................................................................189
About extending and replacing forms............................................................................................189
Using the Form Extensions form...................................................................................................189
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Chapter 1: Application Messages
About Application Message Construction
Use application messages to display these types of information: •Information or questions that require responses from the user •Warnings about potential problems or conditions •Error conditions within the application environment or operations •System responses to user actions Note: The types of application messages described here are generated through application databasecode (stored procedures, triggers, etc.) and/or in the IDO layer (IDO extension class assemblies, etc.).
Messages that are generated at the client are not applicable here and do not reference or use the messages that are contained in these Application tables.Application messages are stored in the system and are invoked in response to user or system operations.
Messages can be constructed with both literal strings and variable values substituted and inserted into
the message when it is invoked. Messages are identified and invoked with a unique message number that is assigned to the message when it is constructed.Constructing Application Messages
A message can be constructed so that values of various parameters can be picked up and used dynamically when the message is invoked. This is done with the use of substitution parameters that are evaluated when the message is invoked and run-time values substituted for the parameters. These substitution parameters are indicated in a message by the use of an ampersand (&) followed by a number or letter, for example &5 and &C. These are possible sources of values for substitution parameters: •Row captions •Column or property captions •Column or property values (literal or variable)•Column or property value-captions (that is, the translatable caption that appears in the drop-down
list of one or more combo box components on a form)