Approved Noun Strings
This is a list of approved, standard noun strings. For better understanding, easier translation, and consistent usage across JD Edwards EnterpriseOne applications, refer to this list when you name fields:
Text String |
Usage |
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Data Structure |
Data structure is a noun string. Data structure means the structure of the data. The JD Edwards EnterpriseOne tool set contains different types of structures. Any text that precedes the text data structure refers to the type of the data structure and functions as an adjective. Examples:
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[noun] Design |
The JD Edwards EnterpriseOne tool set includes many design tools, each of which is a different type of tool for creating a specific object type. For example, the Table Design tool creates a table. Examples:
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[noun or verb] Event |
Numerous events or activities exist in JD Edwards EnterpriseOne. The text that precedes the type of event can be a string of nouns, a verb, or a combination of nouns and verbs. In any case, the text string that precedes the word event is an adjective and describes the purpose of the event. Examples:
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High-level Default Trigger |
High-level is an adjective for the noun string default trigger. A high-level default trigger is criteria that are automatically evaluated for data in a field. |
Install [noun] |
Install is an adjective, not a verb. Examples:
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Line Number |
The number of the line. |
Menu Revisions |
Menu Revisions is a noun string. This JD Edwards EnterpriseOne tool maintains interactive and batch application menus. |
Object Librarian |
Object Librarian is a noun string. This JD Edwards EnterpriseOne tool maintains objects or building blocks that make up applications. |
Object Type |
Object type is a noun string. Object type means the type of object. |
Process Function |
A function of a process. On a form, process function is a noun string, where process describes the function. |
Process Usage |
A usage of a process. On a form, process usage is a noun string, where process describes the usage. |
Set Up |
Set up, when spelled as two words, is a verb |
Setup [noun] |
Setup, when spelled as one word, is a noun or an adjective, not a verb. Examples:
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