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How To Copy OCM Records From One Environment To Another Using SQL

This method can be used to copy any records in a database but the issue that I was trying to resolve was to copy 8 records in the Object Configuration Management (OCM) file, F986101, of one object to another object. INSERT INTO SY900/F986101( OMENHV, OMOBNM, OMDATP, OMUGRP,OMOAPP, OMDATM, OMSY, OMSTSO, OMPID, OMFUNO, OMUSER, OMJOBN, OMOCM2, ...

Moving ODBC Connections From Windows Server 2003 32bit to Windows Server 2008 64bit

While trying to upgrade from EnterpriseOne 8.11 SP1 to EnterpriseOne 9.0, we also wanted to upgrade our Deployment server to Windows Sever 2008 64bit.  So, that means that in order to runt he upgrade UBEs we needed to get the ODBC Connections onto the new server.  So, I exported the desired ODBC connections from the ...

Add Record To OCM – F986101

The other day, I had a need to insert many records into the OCM (F986101).  So I set out to create a quick SQL statement that would serve that purpose.  Below is what I came up with: INSERT INTO SY811/F986101 VALUES('DV811',0,'OBJECTNAME','LOCAL','','*PUBLIC', '*ALL','P','','H95','AV','SQL','BSFN', 'USERNAME','','','',0,'',0,'','','','') Remember: you may have to make entries in both the SY811 and ...

Clean Up Your Web-Only Versions

We have been having some issues lately where users create web-only versions and expect to use them after a full package has been built and deployed. We have processes in place for them to submit new versions to our development teams, but sometimes things don’t happen the way they are designed. Anyway, I was doing ...

Quick EnterpriseOne Version Security Solution

Whether you are trying to change the processing options of an interactive version or a batch version.  Sometimes you can run into issues where the application indicates that you do not have authority to change the version like the example to the left. To quickly get around this error, we can use SQL to change ...

Time To Change Your Password

We have our passwords set to expire every 90 days. Sometimes there are user IDs that you don’t want to change but don’t really want them to show up on the audit report as not having an expiration period. Here is a SQL statement that can help you: UPDATE SY811/F98OWSEC SET SCSECLST=<numeric date> WHERE SCUSER='<UserID>' ...