Custom Lawson tables using Addins

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JudeBac
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    I have a new custom table ZACCT with fields COMPANY, ACCTUNIT, ACCOUNT, SUBACCOUNT, all derived from GLMASTER. My plan is for our AP users to use excel addins to add records.

    Can I copy a similar program and replaced the field names or should I start from scratch using pgmdef? Any pgmdef for dummies is much appreciated.

     

    Thanks

    Ragu Raghavan
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      I would start from scratch. Never know what kind of edits and behind the scenes update, the original program does.
      JudeBac
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        Agree Ragu. I made a copy and looked deeper into the codes and there are too many to cleanup.
        All I need in this new program is Add only. I will maintain the custom table via SQLServer.

        Any steps to create a new program with just ADD records? Thanks
        Ragu Raghavan
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          If it is only ADD, why even bother with a 4GL screen? Have the users create a csv file, pull it into the Lawson server and run importdb?
          JudeBac
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            Good question Ragu. I have this as the next option. As a matter of fact, I will use IPA in order to have some sort of validation.

            However, the validation of addins and db primary key, reason I am looking at the Lawson program ADD only. It also gives immediate message to the user if using addins.

            Ragu Raghavan
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              Do you have access to the Lawson/Infor support site ? Search for "quick paint" - for example, KB 1204177 . That may be enough for you need
              JudeBac
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                Seems the one I am looking for! I will keep you posted. Thanks
                JudeBac
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                  Works like a charm. Thanks!