Category: JDEdwards

MUSINGS FROM THE DESK OF THE DEFT

May 18, 2023
JDE 9.2, Pasting, Grids, and the Refreshing Screen

Recently, we have had to find the answer to an important question: Why does pasting into a grid cell overwrite the whole cell and refresh the page? The answer it seems, is complicated. JDE 9.2 has two paste functions you should be aware of - grid paste, and value (normal) paste.

October 29, 2013
The Recursive Log - A Rare Bird

We have yet another JDEdwards Enterprise One curiosity.  This one is a rare manifestation of the remarkable recursive log.

August 23, 2013
Cakes, Doughnuts, and EnterpriseOne

What if you ran your bakery on JDEdwards?

May 31, 2013
When the System Decides to Hang up the "Gone Fishing" Sign

It just gives up, grabs the rod and reel, and walks out.

January 14, 2013
Data Dictionary Changes - JDE EnterpriseOne

During an upgrade to JDE EnterpriseOne you will need to list any changes that have been made to your data dictionary, and using SQL or even a UBE, most developers would have no problem coming up with a way to compare the pristine data dictionary with the latest version.  We thought, however, it might be nice […]

November 18, 2008
Date to JDE Date

I know since we posted the JDE date to real date function, everyone has been wondering where the real date to JDE date function is.  Well, "ask and you shall receive."

October 9, 2008
J. D. Edwards Unit of Measure Conversion

As long as we are discussing JD Edwards running on DB/2. Here's another potentially useful function.  This one converts a value from one unit of measure to another based on the F41002 table.  It does this by converting the FromUOM to the primary UOM and thence to the ToUOM.

October 8, 2008
J. D. Edwards Date to DB/2 Date

During nine years of blackguarding the J. D. Edwards date format (also known as JDate, also misnamed Julian Date),  I have resisted learning to write DB/2 stored procedures because the need to use them while developing OneWorld applications is minimal and OneWorld is the only context in which I have encountered DB/2.  Well, I have […]

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