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scrgen: Compiling form definitions for a productline versus individual program
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I have found that when I do an 'scrgen {productline}' for any of my productlines, that this causes issues with the AM20.4 form. (see attached)
However, when I run 'scrgen {productline} am am20', this corrects the issue with the form.
Does anyone have any suggestions on why this might be happening and how to correct it?
Thanks!
Anna
LSF 10.0.3/APPS 10.0.3
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Recompile invoked programs and the am20 fixes this.
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Hi Anna,
You may want to check the pgmdef for your AM20. Infor/Lawson had in the past shipped programs which had their pgmdef changed to not being picked up by the mass compile. Check in pgmdef for
In Production On = Unix
this to allow the mass compile to pick up your program.
0911060553270289.pdf
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Hi Diane & Tom,
Thanks for the suggestions!
The program definition is set up for 'Unix' and recompiling the program does correct the problem.
My concern with recompiling is this: when we apply an LSFCT patch, we always do an 'scrgen {productline}'. This causes the issue. Then we must remember to either recompile the form or run 'scrgen {productline} am am20' afterwards to correct the problem, otherwise the AM20.4 is unusable.
Totally do-able, just an extra step that could be missed and, in my opinion, shouldn't need to be done. I have a ticket open with Lawson to discuss this with support as well, but if anyone has any other thoughts - please chime in!
Thanks!
Anna
[Updated on 11/12/2014 12:49 PM]
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