You use application parameters to define conditions for journals.
You can use the following five application parameters:
Application Parameter |
Description |
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JRN_BALANCE |
Defines whether journals must balance 1 or Y: Journals must balance when they are posted. Journal users can save an unbalanced journal, but may not post it. 0 or N: Journals can be balanced or unbalanced. Journal users can change this behavior. If they select Balanced, it works the same as option 1. 2: Journals users are prompted to save the journal as balanced, but are not required to do so. |
JRN_MAXCOUNT |
The maximum number of journal entries returned from a query in the Journal Manager This parameter is useful if you have a large number of journal entries and want to protect a user from launching a large query that returns many journals and takes a long time. |
JRN_POST_OVERWRITE |
Determines whether the system keeps the same journal ID when saving journals that were previously set to Posted status, but changed to Unposted status. Y: The Journal ID is preserved. N: A new ID generates when the unposted journal is saved. |
JRN_DESC_MODE |
Determines whether member IDs or descriptions are shown in the Journal template. Y: Member descriptions are shown as row and column headings. N: Member IDs are shown as row and column headings. |
You set up journal application parameters for an application using Interface for the Web by choosing
. Variable names are case-sensitive.