How to run a called UBE locally

Hello List,

I have a customized version of the bill of lading. It will be called from R49110 during the ship confirm process using report interconnects. R49110 is initiated by P49590 (I believe).

I want to test my customized version of the bill of lading but don't know how to set it up so that it runs locally. I've made changes in OMW and have checked in the changes. I'm not ready to build a package because I may have further changes.

Since the UBE's are initiated by an interactive application, I'm looking for an override to run them locally. Does anyone know how I can set this up?

I appreciate any suggestions.

To make your reports run LOCAL create an OCM mapping that forces them to run LOCAL.

Kelly,

I am working on the exact same thing. I created a OCM mapping for my dev.
system for the UBE and then I ran the R49548 Locally. That allowed me to
see it in debug. Hope that helps..

Steve



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Hello List,

I have a customized version of the bill of lading. It will be called from
R49110 during the ship confirm process using report interconnects. R49110
is initiated by P49590 (I believe).

I want to test my customized version of the bill of lading but don't know
how to set it up so that it runs locally. I've made changes in OMW and
have checked in the changes. I'm not ready to build a package because I
may have further changes.

Since the UBE's are initiated by an interactive application, I'm looking
for an override to run them locally. Does anyone know how I can set this
up?

I appreciate any suggestions.
Regards,
Kelly Read
Chiquita Brands Int\'l
XE SP 18.1 SQL 2000 / Windows 2000
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After you create an OCM mapping, don't forget to logout and login back,
because OCM mappings are cashed.

Regards, Alex Shevchenko

XE SP18 Oracle 8.1.7, Solaris production
XE SP18 Oracle 8.1.7, Solaris test

A JDE person suggested that, if you want UBEs to run locally, you have to keep in mind that some UBEs may call other UBEs!
Therefore it is a good idea to create an entry in your OCM, for all UBEs to run locally; that is, use "DEFAULT" in the Object Name, "UBE" in Obj Type, fill in your Userid, and click OK, ... and don't forget to activate it, after creation

That's great! Thanks to all who responded. I made the OCM change for just my user ID and it works beautifully.