Hello
I am using PT - 8.18, HRMS - 8.3 and Oracle Database 9. I compared a project between dev and test databases. After Comparision , the app designer shown *Unchanged in source and *Unchanged in Target for one peoplecode object. When I see the code behind this peoplecode , it has some difference between source and target. But, I am just wondering what exactly *Unchanged mean in both source and target.
Please let me know.
Thanks
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Hmmmm ... Normally the *UnChanged in both the source and the target whould tend to be a properties change prompting an Action of Copy and Other Action of CopyProp. This would normally then just copy the properties of the object. For Record Objects the Record Definition (not the Fields). For a Field Object copy the field definition (not the field labels).
Can you tell us more about the code differences? Is this custom code added by your company?
The reason why i'm asking is because *Unchanged (the way I understand it) means the LASTUPDOPRID is NOT "PPLSOFT" and tools release date (LASTUPDTIME) is less or equal to the database release you are comparing it to. In your case, this is an odd thing as your dev and test environment should be on the same release version!
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Thanks Compshack! Yes, It is Custom People Code and Custom Record.
The code in source is: Emplid = '000000'
The code in Target is:
If EMPLID <> "00000000" Then
EMPLID = EMPLID
Else
EMPLID = "00000000"
End-If;
oddsnends said:
and i agree with him/her. I didn't expect to see code change. This is one of those odd ones!
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