DBohner-(db)
Legendary Poster
RE: Interoperability Issue
Lori,
I think the KG article was a little flawed... You don't have to configure an
environment for each table you want to use in World... you may want to
configure an environment for each library, though (this would be to avoid
any duplicate names that may exist between libraries).
You can have the CNC folk configure an environment - say 'External' - and
point it toward your world tables.
Then, manually, you create OW tables and views over the tables in the World
Libraries. HIEGHTEND WORD OF CAUTION!!! - DO NOT GENERATE THE TABLES.
Generating the tables will delete the table in World and rebuild it. You
want to create w/o generating. Doing so will enable OW to have a reference
to your World Data.
You want to use UTB to verify that the data come in correctly...
Enjoy/Best wishes!
Daniel Bohner
[email protected]
www.existinglight.net
JDE - XE & AS/400
JDE - B7331 & MS SQL 7x
Lori,
I think the KG article was a little flawed... You don't have to configure an
environment for each table you want to use in World... you may want to
configure an environment for each library, though (this would be to avoid
any duplicate names that may exist between libraries).
You can have the CNC folk configure an environment - say 'External' - and
point it toward your world tables.
Then, manually, you create OW tables and views over the tables in the World
Libraries. HIEGHTEND WORD OF CAUTION!!! - DO NOT GENERATE THE TABLES.
Generating the tables will delete the table in World and rebuild it. You
want to create w/o generating. Doing so will enable OW to have a reference
to your World Data.
You want to use UTB to verify that the data come in correctly...
Enjoy/Best wishes!
Daniel Bohner
[email protected]
www.existinglight.net
JDE - XE & AS/400
JDE - B7331 & MS SQL 7x
