Q:Disable Transaction Controls
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Hi
There is no standard functionality that meets your requirement.
I may suggest several ideas for your consideration:
Assuming the conversion is using separate transaction sources, then those which will be effective then after, you might develop a transaction control client extension which refer to the transaction source. This way you may override any transaction control setup on the project. After completing the conversion, you may delete you customized logic in this extension.
Develop a program which select all transaction control setup from all projects, and save them on external table. After completeing the conversion, run a customized program that loads the transaction control data back to the projects.
Dina
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Hi
A simple way would be:There is no standard functionality that meets your requirement.
I may suggest several ideas for your consideration:
Assuming the conversion is using separate transaction sources, then those which will be effective then after, you might develop a transaction control client extension which refer to the transaction source. This way you may override any transaction control setup on the project. After completing the conversion, you may delete you customized logic in this extension.
Develop a program which select all transaction control setup from all projects, and save them on external table. After completeing the conversion, run a customized program that loads the transaction control data back to the projects.
Dina
If using Transaction Control client Extension - comment the code and recompile, Uncomment and recompile when done with ConversionIf using Standard Controls, disable the individual controls, when done, re-enable the controls.A good rule for writing Transaction Control is to create switches for each rule (either use custom profiles or custom menus). In that way you can switch ON/OFF one ormore rules on demand. Take this route if it's not too late already.-Amar0