The following steps help to run process from hyperlink or from push button without any code.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Friday, August 12, 2011
Link To Portal Folder
The below code can be used for a link to navigate to your portal folder.
Declare Function NavPageURL PeopleCode EOPP_SCRTN_WRK.FUNCLIB FieldFormula;
&LINKURL = NavPageURL(%Portal, %Node, "your-folder-object-name", "PSC", "", "", "False", "", "", "");
%Response.RedirectURL(&LINKURL);
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Objects that can't be copied through File
Following objects can’t be copied through Copy project to File option.
· Access Groups
· Trees
· Roles
· Message Catalog Entries
Sunday, August 7, 2011
SQL To find Who Modified PeopleCode
The below SQL helps to identify who modified PeopleCode.
SELECT objectvalue1 record_name, objectvalue2 field_name,
objectvalue3 peoplecode_event, lastupddttm, lastupdoprid
FROM pspcmprog
WHERE objectvalue1 = :record_name
AND objectvalue2 = :field_name
AND UPPER (objectvalue3) = UPPER (:peoplecode_event);
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Set the number of links available under a Portal folder
Navigate to PeopleTools > Portal > Portal Utilities > System Options and update "Maximum Columns" to 3.
Out Put:
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Functions with EFFDT and EFFSEQ to get row
1. Obtain the row number of Prior Effective date row. Does not use row with same date and sequence number as itself.
Function prior_effdt_row(&EFFDT, &EFFSEQ, &PRIORDT, &PRIORSEQ, &PRIOR_ROW);
&ACTIVE_ROW = ActiveRowCount(JOB.EMPLID);
For &I = 1 To &ACTIVE_ROW;
&FETCH_EFFDT = FetchValue(JOB.EFFDT, &I);
&FETCH_EFFSEQ = FetchValue(JOB.EFFSEQ, &I);
If (&FETCH_EFFDT < &EFFDT Or
(&FETCH_EFFDT = &EFFDT And
&FETCH_EFFSEQ < &EFFSEQ)) And
(&FETCH_EFFDT > &PRIORDT Or
(&FETCH_EFFDT = &PRIORDT And
&FETCH_EFFSEQ > &PRIORSEQ)) Then
&PRIORDT = &FETCH_EFFDT;
&PRIORSEQ = &FETCH_EFFSEQ;
&PRIOR_ROW = &I;
End-If;
End-For;
End-Function;
2. Obtain the row number of Prior Effective date row. If it finds row with same effdt and seq row that is not itself, it uses that row.
Function prior_same_effdt(&EFFDT, &EFFSEQ, &CURRENT_ROW, &PRIORDT, &PRIORSEQ, &PRIOR_ROW);
&ACTIVE_ROW = ActiveRowCount(JOB.EMPLID);
For &I = 1 To &ACTIVE_ROW;
&FETCH_EFFDT = FetchValue(JOB.EFFDT, &I);
&FETCH_EFFSEQ = FetchValue(JOB.EFFSEQ, &I);
If (&FETCH_EFFDT < &EFFDT Or
(&FETCH_EFFDT = &EFFDT And
&FETCH_EFFSEQ <= &EFFSEQ)) And
(&FETCH_EFFDT > &PRIORDT Or
(&FETCH_EFFDT = &PRIORDT And
&FETCH_EFFSEQ > &PRIORSEQ)) And
&CURRENT_ROW <> &I Then
&PRIORDT = &FETCH_EFFDT;
&PRIORSEQ = &FETCH_EFFSEQ;
&PRIOR_ROW = &I;
End-If;
End-For;
End-Function;
3. Obtain the row number of Next Effective date row
Function next_effdt_row(&EFFDT, &EFFSEQ, &NEXTDT, &NEXTSEQ, &NEXT_ROW);
&NEXTDT = Date(30001231);
&NEXTSEQ = 9;
&ACTIVE_ROW = ActiveRowCount(JOB.EMPLID);
For &I = 1 To &ACTIVE_ROW;
&FETCH_EFFDT = FetchValue(JOB.EFFDT, &I);
&FETCH_EFFSEQ = FetchValue(JOB.EFFSEQ, &I);
If (&FETCH_EFFDT > &EFFDT Or
(&FETCH_EFFDT = &EFFDT And
&FETCH_EFFSEQ > &EFFSEQ)) And
(&FETCH_EFFDT < &NEXTDT Or
(&FETCH_EFFDT = &NEXTDT And
&FETCH_EFFSEQ < &NEXTSEQ)) Then
&NEXTDT = &FETCH_EFFDT;
&NEXTSEQ = &FETCH_EFFSEQ;
&NEXT_ROW = &I;
End-If;
End-For;
End-Function;
4. Obtain the row number of First Effective date row.
Function first_effdt_row(&FIRSTDT, &FIRSTSEQ, &FIRST_ROW);
&FIRSTDT = Date(30001231);
&FIRSTSEQ = 9;
&ACTIVE_ROW = ActiveRowCount(JOB.EMPLID);
For &I = 1 To &ACTIVE_ROW
&FETCH_EFFDT = FetchValue(JOB.EFFDT, &I);
&FETCH_EFFSEQ = FetchValue(JOB.EFFSEQ, &I);
If (&FETCH_EFFDT < &FIRSTDT Or
(&FETCH_EFFDT = &FIRSTDT And
&FETCH_EFFSEQ < &FIRSTSEQ)) Then
&FIRSTDT = &FETCH_EFFDT;
&FIRSTSEQ = &FETCH_EFFSEQ;
&FIRST_ROW = &I;
End-If;
End-For;
End-Function;
5. Obtain the row number of row matching date and sequence.
Function det_effdt_row(&EFFDT, &EFFSEQ, &ROW);
&ACTIVE_ROW = ActiveRowCount(JOB.EMPLID);
For &I = 1 To &ACTIVE_ROW
&FETCH_EFFDT = FetchValue(JOB.EFFDT, &I);
&FETCH_EFFSEQ = FetchValue(JOB.EFFSEQ, &I);
If &FETCH_EFFDT = &EFFDT And
&FETCH_EFFSEQ = &EFFSEQ Then
&ROW = &I;
&I = &ACTIVE_ROW
End-If;
End-For;
End-Function;