Order entry view elements define the contents of the columns displayed in order entry views. The system includes pre-defined order entry view elements used in the standard Eclipse views. Only installers and designated client personnel should use the Order View Element Maintenance screen to define additional view elements to use in custom order entry views.
You can create the following two types of order entry view elements:
Note: Only Eclipse programmers should create custom order entry view elements.
To use a dictionary item as an order view element:
From the Tools menu, select Order View Element Maint to display the Order View Element Maintenance screen.
In the ID field, enter an identifier for the view element.
Note: To display an existing element, press F10 and select the element from the list.
Enter an asterisk (*) in the Dict Info Only field.
In the From File field, press F10 and select the file in which the dictionary item is located.
In the Dictionary ID field, press F10 and select the dictionary item.
In the Dictionary Key field, press F10 and select the order element to use as the key to access this dictionary item.
Press Esc to save the record and exit the screen.
Note: When you assign a dictionary item to an order entry view element, you do not need to complete any other fields on this screen. The system uses the display and update information defined for the dictionary item in Dictionary Maintenance.
To create a custom order view element:
From the Tools menu, select Order View Element Maint to display the Order View Element Maintenance screen.
Complete the following fields in the Non-Dictionary Information area of the screen.
Field |
Description |
Description |
Enter the description to display as the default column heading for this element. |
Verification |
Enter the subroutine to use to validate data entered for this element, if necessary. |
Conversion |
Enter the pick output conversion code, which determines the display or report format of the data stored in this element. |
Decimal Places |
Enter the number of decimal places to display, if this element is numeric. |
Justification |
Enter R or L to specify the justification of the data in the column as right or left. Right justify dates and numbers. |
Allow Negative |
Indicate whether to allow negative numbers. You can only allow negative numbers for right justified fields.
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Show For Comments |
Indicate whether to display the contents of this view element on comment lines in the order.
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Blank View |
Indicate whether the view element displays data in the view. The default is N.
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Multi-line |
Indicate whether this element displays on multiple lines. |
Override Flag |
Indicate whether to reserve one character of the column width for displaying an override character.
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Complete the following fields in the Display Information area of the screen.
Field |
Description |
Subroutine |
Identify the subroutine that calculates the display information for the view element. |
Parameter |
If the subroutine performs multiple functions, enter the modifier used to select the function that will display this view element. |
Complete the following fields in the Update Information area of the screen.
Field |
Description |
Subroutine |
Identify a subroutine to be used to process the data entered from a screen to update the view element. |
Parameter |
If the subroutine performs multiple functions, enter the modifier used to select the function that will update this view element. |
Edit Paid Direct |
Indicate whether this element is editable on the sales order portion when the purchase order portion of a direct order has been paid.
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Press Esc to save the record and exit the screen.
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