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You are correct if at every level the Allow OUTQ override and Allow
attribute overrides is marked "Y".
Otherwise it goes from bottom up until it meets a "N" in those entries.
So my #9 Report definition has precedence over 4 User/Report because it
is marked Allow overrides "N".
So is all of this definitely hard coded? It would have nice if there
was a list that could be adjusted to change the hierachy.
Greg
-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Fox [mailto:kdfox@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, October 28, 2009 12:45 PM
To: 'MAPICS ERP System Discussion'
Subject: Re: [MAPICS-L] CAS - Printer Override Maintenance
Greg
It is defined in CAS and is "hard wired" as follows:
1. Session
2. Workstation
3. User
4. User/Report
5. Company
6. Company/Report
7. Warehouse
8. Warehouse/Report
9. Report
10. Group
For example, session overrides workstation, workstation overrides user,
user overrides user/report.....
As you can see, user/report(4) takes precedence over report (9).
Kevin
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