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en Cómo personalizar las imágenes de la página de inicio/login de Sage X3 Fuente:  http://www.consultorerp.es/sage-x3/como-personalizar-las-imagenes-de-la-pagina-de-iniciologin-de-sage-x3/ En la pantalla o  página de inicio de Sage X3 , cuando nos disponemos a hacer   ‘login’ , aparecen una serie de imágenes.  Hoy vamos a ver cómo  personalizar las imágenes  de esa pantalla de manera que puedas poner cualquier otra imagen que desees, como el logotipo de la empresa por ejemplo. Si vemos el código fuente de la página en cuestión observaremos cómo la imagen que aparece al hacer login es escogida de manera aleatoria entre una lista de ocho que están ubicadas en la ruta  bin\node_modules\syracuse-ui\themes\desktop\sage\images\login Así pues, podemos modificar esas imágenes sin necesitar de tocar el código de la web. En una instalación donde  SafeX3  se encuentre en la carpeta predeterminada c:\Sage\SafeX3\, la ruta completa de ...

By  Greytrix   |   March 31, 2018 0 Comment Fuente:  https://www.greytrix.com/blogs/sagex3/2018/03/31/how-to-change-background-of-the-log-in-page/ We get the default image as a background of a login page as shown in below screenshot 1.1 log in page To change it you can go to the path D:\Sage\Syracuse\syracuse\bin\node_modules\syracuse-auth\html\images In the images folder put the image which you want to be seen as a background of a page with name background 1.2 after changing an image

en Número de registros a mostrar en la lista izquierda Mediante el  parámetro LFTBOX , que podemos establecer  a nivel general dossier o por usuario , podremos controlar el número máximo de registros que se muestran de manera predeterminada en el browser o lista izquierda de Sage X3. Este parámetro pertenece al  capítulo SUP  (Supervisor) y el  grupo SEL  (Selecciones). También podrás encontrar en ese grupo algunos otros parámetros que pueden ser interesantes respecto al número de registros a mostrar: –  NBDERLUS : determina el número de registros que aparecen en el apartado «Últimos leídos» que también puedes encontrar en las liztas izquierdas. Por defecto está a 10. –  NBRCHOOSE : determina el número de registros que aparecen en los paneles de selección. Recuerda que cualquiera de estos parámetros puedes establecerlo incluso a nivel de usuario si lo necesitas. Origen:  http://www.consultorerp.es/sage-x3/numero-de-regis...

The "Views" function in X3V6 create a SQL view in the database, which by nature does not take parameter. If you are trying to execute sql queries on the fly in your action process, you should be able to do so with keyword "SQL" . for example: Local Char REQUEST(255) REQUEST="select X.PQHNUM_0 from PQUOTAT X where X.PQHFCY_0 LIKE '%" + [M:XXX]FCY + "%' " For (Integer NUM) From "5" Sql REQUEST As [ZPQ] Infbox num$([F:ZPQ]PQHNUM) Next Please note that the number "5" referring to a SQL database while "3" referring to a Oracle database. For you more information, you can do a search on "SQL" in the X3 help file. Mike Tsai Origen:  https://it.toolbox.com/question/how-to-pass-the-input-values-to-view-in-sage-erp-x3v6-060412

Autor: https://www.sagecity.com/members/esfahani Previously  here  I discussed how you can call an external REST web services in classic function in Wait(synchronous) mode, and in that blog post I demonstrated an example using ASYRRESTCLI API to get exchange rates from a JSON API called  http://fixer.io/ . Today I like to show , How you can run the same call in Future(asynchronous) mode. The difference between Wait and Future mode, is that for the first one which is synchronous , the call has to wait until receives a response back from the external REST web service, while on the Future ( asynchronous) a unique identifier is created, and you can later on retrieve the result of your external call with that UUID. As previous blog mentioned you can read more about ASYRRESTCLI API in online help by searching for ASYRRESTCLI. So here is the same example in Future mode. Note that since the time of the last blog on this topic  http://fixer.io/ ...

Fstat fstat  is a numeric status that is returned upon execution of a database operation, a sequential file operation, or a lock instruction. Syntax fstat Examples # MYTABLE is a table with a key called KEY1, that has a unique component called KEYVAL # Create a record in the table MYTABLE with they key value 1 if it doesn't exist Local File MYTABLE [MYT] Read [MYT]KEY1=1 If fstat [MYT]KEYVAL=1 : Write [MYT] If fstat MSG="The key was created in the mean time" Else MSG="Key created" Endif Else MSG="Key already exists" Endif Details fstat  is always set to '0' if the operation is successfully completed, and has a non-null value if there is an error: In a sequential read ( Getseq  and  Rdseq ),  fstat  is set to '1' at the end of the file. On  Lock ,  fstat  is set to '1' if the lock could not be performed. For a database operation ( Read ,  Look ,  Readlock ,  For ,  Write ,  ...

Products Sage X3 Description How do I set up SSL with Sage X3? Where can I find documentation for setting up SSL? Disclaimer Support Sage Customer Support does not provide assistance for issues related to third party products or enhancements, hardware, report customizations, state or federal tax-related questions, or specific accounting questions. Please contact your Sage business partner, network administrator, or accountant for assistance. Please review  this document  for additional information on the scope of Sage Customer Support Services. Resolution Note : Sage Support can assist if you run into errors but due to each organization's specific architecture and security reasons, cannot assist in your actual SSL implementation. Setting up SSL requires specific and detailed work on the part of your IT professional(s), Sage consultant(s), and third party vendors such as a Certificate Authority (CA) like GoDaddy or ...