jhsiao520123
Active Member
Dears,
We are with the most updated R22 and R9.2.6.2 and here are the things I don't know if they are the bugs or developed as designed.
1. Applied the existing installed P958973 to Data Item=LITM and changed the Required Characters from 3 to 1, and deselected Hot-Key. Saved the changes and re-login the system found the LITM on Browse Form followed the changed rules, however the LITM on Fix/Inspect Form followed the original 3 characters and hot-key enabled still.
2. If changed the user profile language from domestic (English) to others (CT for example), and even the Language View is V4101ASA in P958973 the outputs are filtered from F4101D but not from F4101 (vice verse the Domestic for the user profile and V4101DSA used for Business View in P958973, the outputs are from F4101 but not F4101D). Seems the outputs go with the user profile language but not the View in P958973. And this only happens to LITM on Fix/Inspect Forms, and the LITM on browse Form follows the P958973 settings.
Anyone can explain this? Thanks!
Regards,
John
We are with the most updated R22 and R9.2.6.2 and here are the things I don't know if they are the bugs or developed as designed.
1. Applied the existing installed P958973 to Data Item=LITM and changed the Required Characters from 3 to 1, and deselected Hot-Key. Saved the changes and re-login the system found the LITM on Browse Form followed the changed rules, however the LITM on Fix/Inspect Form followed the original 3 characters and hot-key enabled still.
2. If changed the user profile language from domestic (English) to others (CT for example), and even the Language View is V4101ASA in P958973 the outputs are filtered from F4101D but not from F4101 (vice verse the Domestic for the user profile and V4101DSA used for Business View in P958973, the outputs are from F4101 but not F4101D). Seems the outputs go with the user profile language but not the View in P958973. And this only happens to LITM on Fix/Inspect Forms, and the LITM on browse Form follows the P958973 settings.
Anyone can explain this? Thanks!
Regards,
John
