sysdelfile - System Files Definition

sysdelfile [productline] [systemcode]

Identify the files that are a part of a particular system so you can deliver those files. The Database Definition utility (dbdef) provides one way to identify the files that belong to a particular system; when you define database files, you assign them to a system. When you deliver a system to a target machine, however, you might need to include files in the delivery that belong to other systems.

For example, the Glmaster file belongs to the Lawson General Ledger (GL) system. Because the Lawson Inventory Control (IC) system uses the Glmaster file, when you deliver the IC system, you might need to include the Glmaster file in the delivery.

At the command line, specify the information above.

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1. From the Database Administration menu, choose Data Export/Import.

2. From the Data Export/Import menu, choose System Files Definition.

3. Specify or select the following data.

   Field	Description
   Product Line	Product line you want to deliver.
   System Code	System code you want to deliver.

4. If you have not yet selected files, the Select Files for systemcode form appears.

   Select the files you want to deliver with the product line and system code, and press Enter.

   The system puts the selected files under the Deliverable Files heading.

5. If you have selected files, the files appear under the Deliverable Files heading.

   To add a file to the list, press Select (F4) and choose the desired file.

   To delete a file from the list, select the desired file and press Delete (F9).

6. Press Enter twice.