timallen
Well Known Member
How can I see what business functions a UBE or an APP uses without generating the Cross-References with the R980011?
I have a UBE which I need to package and distribute, but I don't know all of the Business Functions used in the UBE. I realize this type of information is available in the Cross Reference Facility, but we are short on disk space (and time) and I've been told that generating the X-Ref information is very disk space intensive and takes a very long time.
It seems like I should be able to just open the UBE in the RDA and look around until I find the referenced BSFNs, but I don't know how to do that-- it shames me, but I know not how to develop in OneWorld (however, I kick in C with OpenGL: I'm proud of my mirrored balls!).
I've opened the RDA to look at the Event Rules, and now I understand why our developers are all unhappy men who seem to have lost their faith. What a mess! I'd think it was COBOL if I didn't know what COBOL looked like. The command names seem to have been designed by Business Majors. There is no way to look for a line of text in the entire app-- you have to open every event. If I had to choose between working in NER and gardening, I'd choose gardening.
Anyway, can anyone give me some pointers on this? Or maybe how I can configure the R980011 to only look for relationships involving single object?
Thanks in advance.
I have a UBE which I need to package and distribute, but I don't know all of the Business Functions used in the UBE. I realize this type of information is available in the Cross Reference Facility, but we are short on disk space (and time) and I've been told that generating the X-Ref information is very disk space intensive and takes a very long time.
It seems like I should be able to just open the UBE in the RDA and look around until I find the referenced BSFNs, but I don't know how to do that-- it shames me, but I know not how to develop in OneWorld (however, I kick in C with OpenGL: I'm proud of my mirrored balls!).
I've opened the RDA to look at the Event Rules, and now I understand why our developers are all unhappy men who seem to have lost their faith. What a mess! I'd think it was COBOL if I didn't know what COBOL looked like. The command names seem to have been designed by Business Majors. There is no way to look for a line of text in the entire app-- you have to open every event. If I had to choose between working in NER and gardening, I'd choose gardening.
Anyway, can anyone give me some pointers on this? Or maybe how I can configure the R980011 to only look for relationships involving single object?
Thanks in advance.