A Work Submitted Job (WSJ, P986110B) Grid Format You Can’t Live Without!
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As an Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne (E1) CNC Administrator, I spend a ton of time tracking down UBE errors. Usually, it starts by getting some sort of notification, whether from a user or EmeraldCube Prism. After that initial alert, I go to Work Submitted Jobs (WSJ, P986110B) to get the job log.
I don’t know about you, but the information displayed in the default grid layout doesn’t really do me much good. I end up scrolling to the right to see the more valuable information like: Process ID, Date/Time Submitted & Date/Time Last Activity. Also, I have no need for the View Output or Print columns.
Below is the default WSJ grid layout:
Below is my custom WSJ grid layout:
Do you have a custom grid layout that you can’t live without?
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Stewart Schatz
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