This shows the targetA target is the action associated with a feature. Each feature must have a target in order to do something. For example, a target could be to open a form (window), produce a report, run any OS Invocable (any application or process you can access through the Run option in the Microsoft Windows Start menu), open a workspace (an area on your desktop which can contain several panels of information from Sage 200 modules), or open a content part (an area of a workspace). All features installed with Sage 200 and with any add-on packages have targets added automatically. and target GUIDThe Globally Unique Identifier is a string of characters which uniquely identifies a feature or a target. of each featureA feature is a name for an action that you can perform in Sage 200; e.g. Enter New Supplier Account, describes the action of adding a supplier account within Sage 200 Purchase Ledger. in the add-onThird party software that links into the Sage 200 suite..
Open: System Administration > Add-Ons.
Select the Defines Features tab.
This shows the Name and GUIDThe Globally Unique Identifier is a string of characters which uniquely identifies a feature or a target. values of the add-on features.
Other tasks
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