SYS21 - Re: JBA ML - Setting up a new module

Dear Angus

When testing new modules, PTF and other change testing always use a test
environment - it is much easier to clean up afterwards

Best option is use OS/400 to create a virtual AS/400 (if your version of
OS/400 supports), this takes more space but has the advantage that you can
also test IBM PTF's, etc.

Otherwise if you set up a test environment using copies of your live
libraries you can always junk the lot and start again easily

There is some information on the Infobase CD on set-up and use of test
(TST) environments. If you have the space then I advise this as the best
course of action. To reclaim space use archiving routines to splat old
information - this is definitely the place to start when beginning
archiving.

Kind regards
Andrew Tribe

Systems Accountant

Pimpernel International Ltd

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Angus wrote

We have just loaded the JBA manufacturing modules which we want to test for
a trial period. After adding new packs with the temporary codes supplied in
Administration, I can't seem to get the applications/menus/tasks to appear.
Does anyone know a step by step method for adding new modules to the
Application Manager?

TIA

Angus

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