Setting CA PMA Chargeback Options › Versions

Versions

Throughout this guide, we have stressed the definition and the importance of the term version. It is critical when creating data that CA PMA Chargeback validates its definitions against the correct version of DataManager tables. The same holds true for performing queries.

The information displayed on this panel is obtained from the DataManager database table OPTTAB.

Note: You cannot change a version if other dialogs or panels are active.

  USERID                      CA PMA Chargeback               MM/DD/YY HH:MM:SS
  __    Acctdefs   Cbdefs   Query   Data   Period   Options   Exit   Help
        +-- CBOPTVE -- Versions --------------+
        |   Panel  Exit  Help                 |
        | ---------------------------------   |
        |                                     |
        | Update options. Then Save.          |
        |                                     |
        | DM / CB Version . . TEST ____       |
        |                                     |
        |   F5=Save                           |
        +-------------------------------------+
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  Command ===> ____________________________________________________________
  F1=Help  F3=Exit  F4=Prompt  F9=Command  F10=Action Bar  F12=Cancel  PA1=Susp

A description of the Options panel follows.

Access

The Versions panel appears when:

• You type OV in the fast path area of the Primary Panel's action bar.
• You select Versions on the Options pull-down.

Input

The Versions panel displays default values that you can change for your userid. Because you have the ability to change the information by typing over the displayed values, the following fields are considered input areas:

DM / CB Version

This field consists of two, four-character entry areas. The first area, DM, relates to the committed DataManager version used in validating CA PMA Chargeback entries. This entry must be either PROD or TEST.

The second four positions (5-8), CB define the CA PMA Chargeback version to be used when displaying data.

Note: When defining new entries, this value must be blank.

To view committed DataManager definitions, specify the four-character CA PMA Chargeback version used during commit processing. This gives you the full eight-character version.

Action

F5

(Save) Saves these options for your userid.