Using Features Across Domains in a Database
The previous section describes functions that work across databases and domains. This section describes functions that let you view and manage data across domains only. These functions include:
• Two reports that display transaction numbers across domains
• Functions for managing batch requests
Viewing Transaction History Across Domains
If your database has multiple domains, you can use two reports to review transaction numbers in sequence. Since sequence numbers apply to the database as a whole, transactions within a domain may appear to have gaps. This report lets you see transactions created in all domains and verify that numbering is sequential.
• Use Transaction Numbering Report (3.21.19) to review inventory transaction history by number or date range.
• Use Operations Numbering Report (17.13.22, 18.4.16, and 18.22.4.12) to review operation transaction history by number or date range.
Transaction Numbering Report (3.21.19) illustrates Transaction Numbering Report. The Operation Transaction Report is very similar.
Transaction Numbering Report (3.21.19)
Managing Batches
Functions on the batch menu (36.14) facilitate the management of batch jobs in a database with multiple domains. System administrators can edit and process batch jobs from multiple domains without having to switch the current working domain associated with their user IDs.
Updating Batch Request Detail
Batch Request Detail Maintenance (36.14.3) has lets you specify the domain with batch requests you want to modify. Any domain you specify must be associated with your user ID in User Maintenance.
Batch Request Detail Maintenance (36.14.3)
Submitting Batch Requests
Batch Request Processor (36.14.13) lets you specify each domain associated with the 10 batch IDs that can be processed at the same time.
Batch Request Processor (36.14.13)
Batch Request Browse (36.14.4) lets you quickly review requests that have been submitted for a range of domains. The Batch Request Detail Report (36.14.5) also supports selecting detail by a range of domains.
