While creating a new record, on the record type tab in application designer, fill in the name you want in the Non-standard SQL table name.
PeopleSoft Tips for You
PeopleSoft was founded in 1987 by Dave Duffield and Ken Morris. It's known for being easily customizable to fit the specific needs. In 1999, PeopleSoft shifted their focus to the internet, creating a thin-client version. This allowed organizations to implement PeopleSoft solutions using a web server, with no client installation. In 2003, PeopleSoft purchased J.D. Edwards. In 2005, PeopleSoft was purchased by Oracle. Today it provides software solutions to thousands of customers.
Sunday, December 14, 2014
Friday, November 14, 2014
Derived records and its limitations
"Derived records" are useful PeopleSoft objects, but sometimes there is some confusion about them.
If you try to define a scroll area or grid consisting only of derived record fields, the page will not be valid. These objects must contain at least one "real" database field. Sometimes, though, it is necessary to create a scroll or grid that doesn't relate directly to a table or view. One easy way around this problem is to create a dummy view containing just one field that returns one blank space or other unused value. Put that field into your scroll or grid, mark the scroll/grid as "no auto select," and you can now fill and manipulate the scroll/grid without any complaints from the system. (I have also used a dummy view as a component's search record when I wanted to do all of my data selection in code.). Dynamic views can be used as dummy view with no Sql in its definition. This avoids us from creating any database object.
CallAppEngine Function
Use the CallAppEngine function only in events that allow database updates, because, generally, if you are calling Application Engine, you intend to perform database updates. This category of events includes the following PeopleCode events:
•SavePreChange (Page)
•SavePostChange (Page)
•Workflow
•FieldChange
CallAppEngine cannot be used in a Application Engine PeopleCode action. If you need to access one Application Engine program from another Application Engine program, use the CallSection action.
SetComponentChanged() Function
The SetComponentChanged() built-in PeopleCode function does not work in Page Activate.
SetComponentChanged();
The SetComponentChanged() built-in function is only applicable after the Page Activate event has run.
After PreBuild, PostBuild, Activate event runs, the changed status will be set to false. so if user made some change during above events, they will be ignored after those events.
Transfer and message
When a Transfer, TransferExact, or RedirectURL function follows a WinMessage or Messagebox that is not a think-time function, the message box dialog pop-up is not be displayed.
When MessageBox or WinMessage functions are called with Style 0, in other words, %MsgStyle_OK, the style shows a single 'OK' button and does not act as a Think-Time function.
Solution - Change the MessageBox style to %MsgStyle_OKCancel
PeopleSoft Administrator Role
Using the PeopleSoft Administrator Role:
The PeopleSoft Administrator role gives full access to all menus and pages in the PSAUTHITEM table.
The PeopleSoft Administrator role cannot be viewed, edited, modified, or cloned because it is not defined as other roles are defined. The PeopleSoft Administrator role is hard-coded into every application. You will not find this role if you search for it in the roles component.
Note: The PeopleSoft Administrator role does not have access to data. Data security is granted through the primary and row-level permission lists assigned directly to a user profile.
Check if component is changed
If ComponentChanged() Then
&status = "y"
Else
&status = "N"
End-If;
&status = "y"
Else
&status = "N"
End-If;
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