You can change a 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. that you have added.
Open: System Administration > Features.
Select the feature group, then right-click the feature and choose Show Targets.
Note: You can also select the Targets tab below Feature Properties.
Set values for the target.
This is the name of the target. It should help you identify the target action.
This is a data entry form.
When the feature is selected within Sage 200, a data entry form opens.
This is a report.
When the feature is selected within Sage 200, a report is produced.
This is anything which you can invoke through the Run option in the Microsoft Windows Start menu.
For example, this can be an executable program, an internet address, or the address of a folder on the Sage 200 server.
When the feature is selected within Sage 200, the program will start to run or the page or folder will open.
This is an Information Management area within the desktop.
When the feature is selected within Sage 200, the workspaceAn area on your Sage 200 desktop which can contain several panels of information from Sage 200 modules. area is displayed in the desktop, or the content partInformation from your accounts database that displays on a content panel on a workspace. in the workspace.
This is a call to a service within Sage 200.
This is a call to a web action for Sage 200 Self Service.
This determines what happens when the feature is selected.
It depends on the Target Type. If the target type is a form, when the feature is selected the form will open. If the target type is a report, when the feature is selected a report will be produced.
Click the browse (...) button to select an assemblyA collection of Sage 200 or third party forms (windows)..
Select the form that you want from the list of forms displayed.
Click within List of Assemblies and select the assembly which contains the form that you want to use.
For example, if you are looking for a Sales Ledger form, this will be in the assembly that begins, Sage.MMS.SalesLedger
Select the form that you want.
For example, MaintainCustomerAccountForm.
If you don't know the report name, click the browse (...) button to select the form from c:\sage\reporting.
Note: Standard reports are listed by module within the default folder. Any custom reports added using Sage Report Designer should have been added to the custom folder or to the company specific folder.
Alternatively, click the browse (...) button to select the location of the exe file or folder.
Note: In general, targets should be available on each local computer from which the targets will be invoked. If not, you should include the UNCUniversal Naming Convention (UNC) format specifies the location of resources on the network. The computer name is prefaced by two backslashes \\ whilst directories are prefaced by one \. path to the computer where the target is held.
If you don't know the location and name, click the browse (...) button to select the location.
Note: In general, targets should be available on each local computer from which the targets will be invoked. If not, you should include the UNCUniversal Naming Convention (UNC) format specifies the location of resources on the network. The computer name is prefaced by two backslashes \\ whilst directories are prefaced by one \. path to the computer where the target is held.
For example:
|SystemAdminClient/ConnectCompany
or
|AOMService/GetAddOn
WTE/AuthoriseExpenses
or
Spooler/ViewReport
Click New GUID to enter a new Globally Unique Identifier.
This uniquely identifies the target to the feature.
If you want to manually distribute the target and you know the GUIDThe Globally Unique Identifier is a string of characters which uniquely identifies a feature or a target. which has already been used for the target by other users, enter the Target GUID manually.
Note: The Target GUID is not related to the feature GUID.
This is the description of the target.
Note: Only applicable if your Target Type is Form.
Enter the Sage 200 Target Launcher name or select from the drop down list of available names.
The target launcherA program which is used to open the form (window) identified by the target. is responsible for opening the form.
The default launcher is Sage.MMS.Launcher.Stub.
If you have written a different launcher, you can select it here.
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