E1 Terminology
UPDATE: Check out the JDE Glossary
Speaking the language is key to becoming a knowledgeable Oracle EnterpriseOne (E1) administrator.
So here are a few key terms:
- CNC – Configurable Network Computing. This term was used by JD Edwards to describe the flexibility of OneWorld’s architecture.
- Pathcode/Central Objects ? code repository
- PD811, PY811, DV811, PS811
- Environment ? Pathcode + Data
- PD ? Production
- PY ? Prototype, Test, CRP
- DV ? Development
- PS – Pristine
- Package ? compiled code; collection of C++ DLLs
- ?Full? – contains all objects in the specified Environment?s Pathcode
- ?Update? – contains only the objects specified while defining the package
- eGen ? converting object specifications to serialized objects
- Serialized objects ? code read by the JAS server to present the User Interface
- ?Fat-Client? ? EnterpriseOne (E1) Windows Client
- ESU/ASU ? Electronic Software Update/Application Software Update
- Object updates provided by Oracle
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