Insert Files in TAFJ

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4 years 11 months ago #22086 by MasterL
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Hi guys,

How does one generate an insert file from a TEMPLATE.FIELDS in TAFJ? I created a table using EB.DEV.HELPER but the insert file wasn't created in the T24.BP folder.

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4 years 11 months ago #22093 by VK
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Hi
don't know for TAFJ but in TAFC it's created in bnk.run/BP folder.

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4 years 11 months ago #22094 by MasterL
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The problem was that the BP folder was missing and I was creating it using the OS folder creation command instead of the JQL CREATE-FILE command.

And the EB.DEV.HELPER wasn't throwing errors so it was a bit hard to know that was the problem.

Anyway, the solution is to make sure the BP folder exists in the UD folder. (UD is TAFJ's equivalent of TAFC's bnk.run)
If the folder doesn't exist:
Go to
DBTOOLS -> JQL -> CREATE-FILE BP TYPE=UD

You may need to call
DELETE-FILE BP
if you want/have to recreate the folder. But remember to backup stuff in the folder before you do.

Someone suggested a thread entirely for TAFJ. I think a good mapping of TAFC - TAFJ equivalents would go a long way

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4 years 11 months ago #22102 by darthadhi
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Hey Buddy,
In TAFJ when ever u are verifying a template using EB.DEV.HELPER then the inserts should be and will be created in ..\bnk\UD\BP folder.If from browser its not getting generating then try from classic.
Kindly check the file and pls let me know.

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Adithyan...

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2 years 7 months ago #23416 by Nash21979
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In higher releases of TAFJ, the insert file is no longer needed when using Componentisation as the fields are defined at the component level :

public table TblCurrencyRate
{
t24: CURRENCY.RATE
fields: {
Currency = 1
Rate = 2
}
}

The TAFJ/doc folder has the T24-Componentisation.pdf with more info.

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1 year 7 months ago #23786 by silvergem
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I've seen this on document. How about the template routines how we can migrate them to higher release?

From R12 to R20

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1 year 7 months ago - 1 year 7 months ago #23788 by VK
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Under TAFC or TAFJ?
I see TAFC in your user info.. We successfully upgraded R13 to R19 under TAFC last year... All templates were just recompiled; that's all what was needed for them.

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1 year 7 months ago #23789 by Nash21979
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If you are not using compenentisation, the old templates routines should work fine. If you want to go for componnentipation then it requires a small amount of work.
Also kindly note that from R18 TAFJ onward, the insert files generated from EB.DEV.HELPER are not automatically stored on the filesystem under ..\bnk\UD\BP but rather in the database under the Table BP.
This behavior can be altered through tafj.properties file.
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1 year 7 months ago #23790 by silvergem
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we are in TAFJ on R20.

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1 year 7 months ago #23798 by silvergem
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If you are not using compenentisation, the old templates routines should work fine. If you want to go for componnentipation then it requires a small amount of work.
Also kindly note that from R18 TAFJ onward, the insert files generated from EB.DEV.HELPER are not automatically stored on the filesystem under ..\bnk\UD\BP but rather in the database under the Table BP.
This behavior can be altered through tafj.properties file.
Regards,

We are using componentization and successfully compiled the termplate routines. The insert file was already placed in T24/Libs/XXXInserts/ST_XXXInserts.jar
My basis was the user guide from PACS AC DATA EXTRACT from Temenos Store which use Template routines that compatible on TAFC/TAFJ

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1 year 7 months ago #23799 by silvergem
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In higher releases of TAFJ, the insert file is no longer needed when using Componentisation as the fields are defined at the component level :

public table TblCurrencyRate
{
t24: CURRENCY.RATE
fields: {
Currency = 1
Rate = 2
}
}

The TAFJ/doc folder has the T24-Componentisation.pdf with more info.

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This is so much simpler, Is it possible to add check file and field type?

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