| 1. You're probasbly using too many form libraries, which isn't best
for performance :-) Use (short) logical names for the .FLBs.
2. It's used to specify a name for the Group part of the UIC. If you
look in AUTHORIZE, you'll see an identifier with a UIC member number
177777, which is what shows up as the name for the group part of the
UIC.
E.g. my account is PYE, which has UIC of [101,something]. My UIC is
shown as [PRODUCT$P,PYE] and in AUTHORIZE there's an identifier called
PRODUCT$P which shows up as value [000101,177777].
The first member of a UIC group that's created causes AUTHORIZE to make
this special identifier, and unless you specify otherwise, it makes the
name to be the same as the Account field in the newly created account.
This may not be what you want...
I think!
3. Pass.
Graham
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| >> 1. What can someone do when the form library field in a template is not
>> long enough to handle what they need to enter there?
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.. define logicals (SYSTEM,EXEC) to reduce the length of the names of some
of libraries entered?
>> 2. Can anyone explain to me how the Group Identifier field is used?
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This is intended for sites that prefer to use alphanumeric identifiers for
their UIC Group numbers, e.g. (DEPT_X,100) rather than (320,100). The
alphanumeric UIC group identifier must exist already. It can be entered in
the Group Identifier field. If it doesn't match the UIC Group # already
entered in the field above, then the user has the option to change the
number or move on ("This identifier will modify the UIC group number;
proceed? (Y/N)").
>> 3. Is there any use for the Node field, and if there is, what is it.
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[at thsi point Graham Pye has just informed me that he's already answered
this note, probably much more accurately, but here's my reply anyway!]
Neither GAP or I know exactly what MNODE (multinode) is used for. We'll
have to wait for a Mail Developer to help us out... I have found that it's
used in network update (SMNETUPDT.SCP), so perhaps that's a clue...
Cheers,
daveT
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