Configuration and Administration

glog.trackingevent Properties

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

Property

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Definition

glog.trackingevent.copyordereventdetails

If the property is set to true, then remark details on an tracking event are copied to the order event page.

Default: False

glog.trackingevent.publishProcessingRequestOnCreation

Indicates whether to publish the lifetime event TRACKING EVENT - PROCESSING REQUEST at the time of event creation.

Default: True

A parameter, PUBLISH PROCESSING REQUEST ON CREATION, provides the same functionality if this property is left to its default value of True. If the property is set to false, the parameter is ineffective.

glog.trackingevent.sShipUnits.displayRefnum 24A

Displays the reference number value in the drop list along with the Ship Unit for the corresponding qualifier. If there is no reference number with that qualifier then the application does not show the reference number value.

There is no default value.

glog.trackingevent.sShipUnits.useDropListWithRefnum 25A

Indicates whether to display the shipment ship unit ID or a combination of shipment ship unit ID, reference number qualifier and its reference number value in the drop list of Ship Unit Received Quantities.

When this property is set to true, the drop-down list will show a combination of the shipment ship unit ID and a reference number qualifier specified by the property glog.trackingevent.sShipUnits.displayRefnum along with its associated reference number value, but the View button will not be displayed.

When the property is set to false, the drop-down list will only show the shipment ship unit ID, and the View button will be available.

glog.trackingevent.viewEvents.rangeInDays

Controls the searching range of the event date for the View Tracking Events smartlinks on the following managers: buy shipment, sell shipment, equipment, driver, power unit, and tracking event. It is relative to the current time and defined in days. For days back, use negative number. For example, a range of -3,1 will include events with event dates from three days in the past to one day in the future.

The default is null, meaning no restrictions.

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