This creates a log file detailing each program that is accessed by each operator. You can enable job logging selectively by module and program using the Operator Groups program.

This includes job logging entries for business objects invoked from e.net Solutions, Web-based applications, DFM and VBScripting. This may result in excessive log entries from automated and semi-automated processes. If you disable this option, then log entries are still created for business objects invoked from a regular SYSPRO program database updates or queries.

Includes job logging entries for running SRS reports. The log file lets you see the date, time and name of the operator who ran the SRS report.

Prints the name of the operator who made any postings to the journal file, on the report. This applies to the following journals: Receivables, Payables, Cash Book, Ledger, Inventory, Supplier amendment, Customer amendment, Inventory amendment and Structure amendment.

Prints the report options you selected for a report on the first page of any system report. You typically use this to indicate why entries are included/excluded from a report or if you print multiple copies of the same report with different report options. This will affect the time take to print SRS reports.

Prints and displays postal codes as a 5-4 field.

Closes a sub-ledger month automatically when you complete a month end within the relevant module. You typically use this if you generally only post to the current month. If you need to post transactions to a prior month then you will have to reopen the month manually.

If using shared inventory this indicates that custom forms configured for the shared company must be used for each of the companies sharing the same inventory files.

If using shared inventory this indicates that multimedia objects configured for the shared company must be used for all the companies sharing the same inventory files. You won't be able to view any Inventory multimedia configured in the individual shared companies.

This option lets the Multimedia program access objects using the presentation key length in the file path when you're using the %key variable in the multimedia object path.

It doesn't rename the multimedia files, it just alters the %key value returned for multimedia.

Single field example - Customer 40:

The key length of the Customer field is 15 characters. If you set the presentation length to 7 characters then the system looks for:

• 0000040.bmp if you have enabled the Presentation length for multimedia %key option option
• 000000000000040.bmp if you have not enabled the Presentation length for multimedia %key option

Compound field example - Customer 40; Invoice 1:

The key length of the Customer field is 15 characters. The key length of the Invoice field is 15 characters. If you set the presentation length of the Invoice field to 6 characters and the Customer field to 7 characters, then the system looks for:

• 000000000000040000000000000001.bmp regardless of whether the Presentation length for multimedia %key option is enabled.

This is the default number of decimals to use for all tax rates. This is applied to the Tax rate decimals field in the Browse on Tax Codes program. You can still change the number of decimals for individual tax codes, which will override your selection here. Only SRS reports support the use of 5 decimal places. For all documents on which the tax rate is printed, the use of 5 decimal places is supported on Standard, Word and SRS documents.

This is the holding company for all the GL master, history and detail transactions. It lets you produce consolidated financial reports for more than one company using the Financial Report Writer (only the Financial Report Writer can access the data of other companies). Ensure that the data paths defined for the sharing companies match those of the holding company and that the company control files are located in the same working folder for all companies sharing the GL database.

This is the holding company for inventory data. It provides you with a consolidated view of the stock holding of all companies if they all sell the same inventory. If MRP is installed, then the Requirements Calculation uses the inventory and bill of materials data from the Inventory 'holding' company, together with the sources of supply and demand from the company running the Requirements Calculation. Each company retains separate Order, MRP and WIP data.

This is the character to use for numeric fields containing decimals and must be different from the 1000's separator character. In a client/server environment, it must match the character defined in the Regional Settings of the client machine. Otherwise incorrect values could be saved for transaction entries processed in SYSPRO. Dots are translated to commas if the decimal character is defined as a comma (to accommodate numeric keypads that only have a dot to indicate a decimal point).

This defines a delimiter for numeric values over 999.00 (e.g. a value of 123456789.12 can be displayed as 123,456,789.12.)

This is the character (symbol) to use as the 1000's separator. It can be a space (e.g. if you want to have 1 000.00) and must be different from the decimal character. In a client/server environment, this character must match the character defined in the Regional Settings on the client machine. Otherwise incorrect values could be saved for transaction entries processed in SYSPRO.

This is the number of decimals you want to use for numeric values. If you enter zero here, then decimals are removed from entry and display/print fields when values are used. The number of decimals to show in values defaults to 2. All values are always held to 2 decimal places, regardless of any setting. This does not affect free-format stationery which assumes a minimum of 2 decimals for any price field and 3 decimals for any Inventory unit cost field.

This indicates how you want to print costs/prices on reports. Reports changed to support extended field sizes remain visually unchanged unless the printed values exceed the available print space (in which case the report print line could change to print two lines instead of one).

This is the character (symbol) to use as the 1000's separator (e.g. a value of 123456789.12 can be printed as 123,456,789.12).

This is the minimum number of decimals that must be printed for a cost/price field (e.g. a price of 123456789.12000 may be printed as 123,456,789.120 if the decimal option is set to 3). It does not affect free-format stationary (which assumes a minimum of 2 decimals for any price field and 3 decimals for any inventory unit cost field). The system-wide personalization option: Maximum decimals to show for price/cost controls the number of decimal zeros displayed in price and cost listviews.

This displays stock code-related quantities in listviews according to the Maximum number of decimals defined against the stock item.

This indicates how many decimal places to print for all labor times in reports. It applies to the printing of all Work in Progress operation times (such as run time, teardown time, wait time, etc.) on reports. It defaults to four decimal places, but can be set anywhere from zero to six.

This lets you convert from one currency to another using an intermediate currency (to conform with European Monetary Union regulations).

This prints a currency exchange audit line for each foreign currency transaction using triangulation.