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MKS Implementer 2006 Administration Guide

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Environment Overrides<br />

Object Codes<br />

This function allows you to work with specific object codes by environment. You can<br />

override the object library, source file, or source library for an environment, and activate or<br />

deactivate specific object codes. You can also override the default values that determine<br />

whether <strong>Implementer</strong> automatically deletes source and objects when promoting from the<br />

environment.<br />

To work with object code overrides for environments<br />

From Work with Object Codes, select an object code with option 7=Environment Overrides<br />

and press ENTER. The Work with Object Code/Environment panel displays.<br />

This panel is similar to the Change Environment Object Code Overrides panel you access<br />

from Work with Environments—the only difference is the data sort order. This view allows<br />

you to work with all environments for a specific object code. For information on defining this<br />

panel, or to view all object codes for a specific environment, see “Object Code Overrides” on<br />

page 91.<br />

Object Codes for Third Party Integrations<br />

<strong>Implementer</strong> supports integrations with a variety of other software vendors. For this<br />

purpose, <strong>Implementer</strong> reserves the following object code special characteristics: ADK for<br />

AS/SET definitions, LAN for LANSA objects, and JDE for PeopleSoft World soft coding<br />

items.<br />

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