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MKS Implementer 2006 Administration Guide

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Display Comments<br />

panel when performing<br />

Create Request<br />

Perform create request<br />

in batch<br />

System Control Maintenance<br />

Specify whether to display the Comments panel when creating a<br />

promotion request and enforce the entry of a descriptive comment.<br />

Y: Enables the Comments panel and requires entry of a comment. This<br />

is the default value.<br />

N: Disables the Comments panel.<br />

This feature is mutually exclusive of promoting objects associated with an<br />

issue or design request, whereby the comments associated with the<br />

primary issue or DR are added to the promotion request.<br />

Specify whether to create promotion requests interactively or in batch.<br />

Causes less interactive edit processing and expedites the create request<br />

process by placing most edit checks, validation, and processing in the<br />

submitted job. Useful when promoting multiple items on a request or<br />

when issuing multiple requests.<br />

Y: Request processing occurs in batch. This is the default value.<br />

N: Request processing occurs interactively.<br />

Optimize PFs promotion Specify whether to optimize the promotion of physical files. For details on<br />

this feature, see the <strong>MKS</strong> <strong>Implementer</strong> <strong>2006</strong> User <strong>Guide</strong>.<br />

Y: Optimizes physical file promotions to reduce processing time.<br />

N: Does not optimize physical file promotions (uses traditional file<br />

promotion).<br />

Maintain X-env related<br />

objects<br />

Specify whether to maintain related objects across environments and<br />

allow <strong>Implementer</strong> to automatically generate secondary requests for each<br />

environment related objects are found in.<br />

Y: Enables cross-environment related object processing and<br />

secondary requests for cross-environment related objects.<br />

N: Disables cross-environment related object processing and<br />

automatic secondary requests. This is the default value.<br />

After you change this value from N to Y and press ENTER to update your<br />

selection, a message instructs you to run the Build List function. Type Y to<br />

activate the feature, or N to return without activating the feature. For<br />

details, see “Maintain X-env related objects” on page 69.<br />

NOTE For details on related object processing based on the development path for<br />

QA environments, see “Add related objects from path” on page 72.<br />

Continue rqs if X-env<br />

error<br />

System Control Maintenance Field Descriptions: Panel 2<br />

Field Description<br />

When maintaining cross-environment related objects, specify how<br />

<strong>Implementer</strong> handles a primary request if an error occurs while<br />

generating secondary requests for cross-environment related objects.<br />

Requires the Maintain X-env related objects field set to Y.<br />

Y: Primary request continues processing if errors occur while<br />

generating secondary requests.<br />

N: Primary request ends in failure if an error occurs while generating<br />

secondary requests.<br />

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