JDE World Programmer Environment Training

[mnarewec]

Since I am a Trainee JDE Programmer, My Bos have asked me to list down
topics where I am not familiar with so that he could discuss those with.
One of my main point would be "JDE World Programmer Environment ". I need
those skills or "theorical knowledge" because of recent problem I cause.
That is I was making changes to a Report in Development but it affects the
live too because VO exist in COMMONJDF...

I would appreciate if you know of somethings that you think I should know
that are not on the list below then pls list them down.
Software Versions Repository (SVR)
Vocabulary Overrides (VO)
Processing Option (PO)
Version List (VL)
Dream Writer Version List (VL)
Addition Parameters
Processing Option Revision
Data Selection
Data Sequence Set-up
Data Selection


Thank You

Marsh Narewec

Marsh
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Marsh Rei Narewec
JDE400 Development, Training & Support
Steamships Computer Services
Papua New Guinea
Ph: (675) 322 0245



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[JD0252]

Sounds like you are trying to become framiliar with all the development aspects. There is an out of print book I would recommend. JDE World software administrators guide. You can ocate used versions thru amazon. I would also, look into JDE training. Depending on your expertise and background the Advance Techical would very very helpful, buut you need to understand the bais that make up the class, like the dreamwritter reporting tool. Have you ever used the traditional IBM query? Dreamwritters, Worldwritters have their basics in IBM Query. Also would be the IBM openqry file command. YOu can find used book on that subject also on Amazon.

 

[JPuia93331]

JDE offers two classes that would be very helpful to you that would cover
most if not all the topics that you mentioned. Basic foundation and Advanced
Programming Concepts.
If the classes are not available to you in your area it would be helpful to
get the manuals that cover these classes.
Good luck

 

[jean_driscoll]

I also suggest getting the training. You need to know about environment setup, so that you can compare yours. I've never been at a company that shared their Common objects between Development and Production.

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