Business Service Level Business Service Properties
The naming convention for business service-level business service properties, used by only one business service, is to use the BusinessServiceName followed by a meaningful name that you provide. The naming convention looks like this:
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This table provides examples of names for business service-level business service properties:
Business Service Property Name |
Usage |
|---|---|
J0100001_AB_MBF_VERSION |
This business service property allows the user to define which processing version to use when running the Address Book MBF when processing from the AddressBook business service. |
J0100021_AB_MBF_VERSION |
This business service property allows the user to define which processing version to use when running the Address Book MBF when processing from the Customer business service. |
J0100021_CUS_MBF_VERSION |
This business service property allows the user to define which processing version to use when running the Customer MBF when processing from the Customer business service. |
J4200040_BYPASS_BSFN_WARNINGS |
This business service property sets a Bypass Warning Flag for sales order processing. If 1, the bypass warning flag is true - treat as warnings, do not stop processing. If 0, the bypass warning flag is false - treat warnings as errors, stop processing. |
J4200040_PREFIX_1 |
This business service property adds prefix text to an error message that is returned from a business function to give more specific context to the error message. For example, if an error is returned for a detail line, the value for the prefix message could be "Line no. sent in:". This text is then concatenated with the line number data and added as a prefix to the error message. |