I have just set up a brand new Baan5c environment. (My baan admin experience is all Baan4c3)

I have 3 problems with the new environment.

1) Modifying the title Bar.
In baan 4c3, the to mod the title bar, I use general table maintenance to modify table ttadv450000. The record holding the message code dsks0046
can be modified to personilise the title bar.
I tried this in my new Baan5c environment and it didn't work.

2) Default currencies.
In the maintain company session, the default currency field (for each company) allows you to zoom. When I open the zoom, I expected to see a list of currencys but the list is empty.
I checked the currencies table using session tcmcs0102m000 & found 6 currencies set up. I would have expected the above zoom to see these.

3)Is there a way of automatically populating the session ttaad4111m000
(tables by database) to include all the audit tables?

Thanks - Mick

Hi Mick,
i will try to answer your questions.

1. refer to this (http://www.baanboard.com/baanboard/showthread.php?t=95) thread. There's a post from N. Prashanth Rao which explains the use of environment variables to change the windows title string in Baan Sessions.

2.Do you mean ttaad1100m000 (Companies in tools)? In this session the Zoom works on ttaad1106m000(Generic Units) which should be filled with predefined Currencies.
The currencies in tcmcs0102m000 are used for defining your reference Currency and up to two report currencies for the companies in tcemm1570m000 resp. tcemm1170s000.

3.In session ttaad4111m000 you can load mandatory tables for audit via Specific menu.
This is populated by a file called tables_audit in $BSE/lib.
Initially this file contains not only all parameter tables but also some tables which are used in a high frequency. Refer to Solution 113613 on Baan Support.

Hope this helps,
Andreas

Andreas.

Thanks for the response.
All 3 problems are now solved - almost.

I was still getting an error because the datecurr file in $bse/lib didn't contain uny 'u' records.

D|SQE3|DMY|%02d-%02m-%04Y|
U|0011||%02H%x%02m%x%02s|
U|0012||%02H%x%02m%x%02s|
U|0013||%02H%x%02m%x%02s|
U|0021||%02H%x%02m|
U|0022||%02H%x%02m|
U|0023||%02H%x%02m|
U|0031||%02h|
U|0032||%02h|
U|0033||%02h|
U|0041||%02H%x%02m|
U|0042||%02H%x%02m|
U|0043||%02H%x%02m|
$

These are for UTC times.
I had to enter these manually by copying from another system. This solved the problem.
The other system (also baan5) generates these ('u' recs) when doing a create runtime in ttaad1107m000.
My problem is -
I cant work out where these 'U' records are picked up from to create the entries in the datecurr file.
The tables ttaad106000 & ttaad107000 are identical on the problem system when compared to the working system - so they're not coming from there.
Any ideas which Baan session is used to create these UTC Time records?

Thanks again - Mick

Hi Mick,
have a look at ttadv486000; Session ttadv4586m000; one entry per record per language.

Andreas

Andreas.

Thanks once again.
After copying the entries (in the ttadv session) between environments I found that the datecurr file included the U records.

Think I must have missed something when performing the Baan 5 install that resulted in the date & currency stuff not being set up. Otherwise, the environment now seems fine.

Cheers - Mick