The system supports the rendering of a report in the
language of the user. In order to support a report in multiple
languages, the verbiage used in the report must be defined in a
table that supports multiple languages. Some examples of
verbiage in a report include the title, the labels and column
headings and text such as "End of Report".
The system uses the
field table to define its labels.
Note:
Report Definition. This section assumes that
your new report in the reporting tool has followed the standard
followed in the sample reports and uses references to field
names for all verbiage rather than hard-coding text in a single
language.
For each label or other type of verbiage used by your
report, define a field to store the text used for the
verbiage.
- Navigate to the field table using Admin Menu, Field.
- Enter a unique Field Name. This must correspond to the field name
used in your report definition in the reporting tool and it
must be prefixed with
CM.
- Define the Owner as
Customer Modification.
- Define the Data Type as
Character.
-
Precision is a required field, but is not applicable
for your report fields. Enter any value here.
- Use the Description to define the text that should appear on
the report.
- Check the Work Field switch. This indicates to the system that
the field does not represent a field in the database.
Update the report
definition to define the fields applicable for this
report in the Labels tab.
If your installation supports multiple languages, you must
define the description applicable for each supported
language.
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