Configuration and Administration

glog.droplist Property

To control the behavior of Oracle Transportation Management, you can change settings in the glog.properties file or the appropriate property set.

The caching of drop lists on the user interface is by domain, not by user. The only exceptions are shipment event status and reason codes, which can be stored by user.

Property

New in Version

Description

glog.droplist.limit.enabled

25A

Use this property to determine if OTM limits the number of records returned in a drop list. When this property is set to true, the glog.droplist.limit.max property is used (see below).

Default: false

glog.droplist.limit.max

25A

If the glog.droplist.limit.enabled is set to true, then this property controls how many records to return in a drop list.

Default: 1000

For example,

  • if glog.droplist.limit.enabled=true and this property is left at the default, then in the item manager, 1000 Reference Number Qualifiers are listed in the drop-down list.
  • if glog.droplist.limit.enabled=true and this property is set to 500, both in the item manager and the order release manager, only 500 Reference Number Qualifiers are listed in the drop-down list.
glog.droplist.limit.glog.server.query. 25A

In addition to the above property, you can further limit the number of records returned for a particular query object.  This is done with a property prefix of glog.droplist.limit.<query_name>

For example to limit the number of records returned for the Transport Mode Query, the entry would be glog.droplist.limit.glog.server.query.powerdata.TransportModeQuery=5.

Here are some more examples:

If glog.droplist.limit.max=500 and glog.droplist.limit.glog.server.query.order.OrderReleaseRefnumQualQuery=100, then in the order release finder and manager, a maximum of 100 Reference Number Qualifiers are listed in the drop-down lists. But in the item manager, 500 Reference Number Qualifiers are listed in the drop-down list.

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