Sage X3

  Fuente original SAGE:  https://support.na.sage.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=101551&sliceId=1 Created on 10-30-2019 / Last modified on 03-12-2020 Resumen En ciertos momentos, es posible que el Cliente o Partner quiera saber si hay desarrollos específicos en determinadas Pantallas, Ventanas, etc. Esto ocurre a la hora de abordar un proceso de actualización o instalación de parche en Sage X3 o cuando se quiere validar un dosier y no se quiere perder dichos cambios o desarrollos al no estar protegidos determinados objetos con un Código de Actividad. Las buenas prácticas de desarrollo dictan que el método correcto para indicar cualquier cambio en Sage X3 es asociarlo a un Código de Actividad, y que al final todo lo que se tiene que hacer es buscar dicho código y poder encontrar así los cambios realizados. Lamentablemente, esto a veces no ocurre y no es tan fácil encontrar los cambios. Para solventar ese problema, se desarrolló una utilidad (ACTLSPE) a partir de PU9 y en v

Fuente original del artículo:   https://www.rklesolutions.com/blog/how-to-add-a-custom-selector-for-the-screen-field January 5, 2022 By RKL Team Leave a Comment There may be times when you want to add a pop-up window to select a field for a screen. Sometimes this can be handled automatically if the field is a standard X3 object field (i.e. when selecting a product with a type of ITM from the ITMMASTER table). There may be other times where a standard look-up is not available, and some custom code is required to do the selection window. We'll show you how to add a custom selector of your choosing to the screen field. ADD SELECT ON SCREEN FIELD The first step is to add the appropriate code to the field on the screen in Sage X3: Go to  Development > Script Dictionary > Screens Select Your Screen Select the field to have the lookup for  by moving your cursor to it on the screen. The field should show with a blue background. Select a type of "Selection" , and an  action

AUTOR:  David Boothby Fuente original: https://www.xkzero.com/setting-sage-x3-common-critical-parameters/ Sage X3 offers great flexibility and power through customization. An example of this flexibility is that Sage X3 allows many of its basic default settings to be changed, allowing users to tailor the defaults that best fit their business or industry. In fact, in its simplest installation, Sage X3 has over 900 standard general parameters that define and control the systems’ settings and behaviors–even more if you are running a more advanced system or if you have any optional modules installed.  Thankfully, most of those parameters don’t need modifying. But of those 900, there are several general parameters that are commonly adjusted by Sage X3 administrators, either initially at installation or on an on-going basis as needed.  Disclaimer: Before we get into the details, I’d like to remind you that our  Sage X3 technical advice is for users/administrators  who are comfortable editing