Hi,
I hace created for my users two companies, one for testing and one for the production.
But it's very easy to make a mistake between the two companies and change the data at the wrong place. At the moment the only difference between the two companies are the title in the top bar.
Someone does know a way to differentiate the two companies, witch color or a big text, a different background, any ideas???
Thanks
Joachim
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I createad a form that is displayed after the login, but i'd like to know if it's possible to have this form "always on top"
Joachim
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TEST COMPANY
I then added this form to the all the user menus so each menu as a few lines that say
TEST COMPANY
It is not a pop up box, but it is always there and easy to see.
This is a nice tip. 8)
You don't even have to create a form. Just link form 1 (Comp Info) and change the caption.
http://www.mbsonline.org/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=11449
I guess everybody has there own way
You could always use the "Blinking Code" :whistle:
http://www.mbsonline.org/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=12654
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A long time ago, I took a short cut on a print alignment on a mailout form and used the address from the first record and just substituted the person's name with TEST PRINT.
The computer operators did not remove the test print forms and they were mailed out. Mr Test Print then called and complained.
(He did receive the properly addressed form too.)
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change the allowed to posting dates to a far back period.
Tell your users that to post in the test company they have to change the posting date to 1/1/2001. If not it won't post.
You could possibly change the pop up error message for the test company to say, instead of date error it could say you are in the test company, if you really want to post this, go the live company or else chagne the date.
But even if you didn't do that, just the standard error message would stop most incorrect posting.
Almost =; as long as you "leave it up to" someone to "remember" something there is always a chance for error.
We've probably all had to deal with stupid users.
User->My Monitor is broken.
Me->Press the ON button.
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So True
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How are you going to test if you cannot post; :?
YOU ARE IN THE TEST DATABASE
OR
ERROR('User error, please replace user'); O:)
user->My computer doesn't work
helpdesk->check the ON button ; check if the electricity-cable is connected
user->I can't check the cable, it is dark, we don't have electricity
see also http://www.mibuso.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=34637#34637
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For version 4.00+: (just came up with this idea).
Create a SingleInstance codeunit with a global in it:
global : LastTestDateTime : DateTime
Put the test in the lowest codeunits (12,22,...). Meaning the codeunits that are always called (eg. in C80 or C90 it is not necessary, because they call C12 or C22 or so on. In this way, you have to add the code in less places and you can keep the code also in the production DB, the performance-loss is measured in microseconds (disk-acces is measured in milliseconds).
use: In the places you want to test, put
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