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Below is a list of the most frequently downloaded articles over the previous 3-months, updated daily.

JDEtips Knowledge Express is an online library of hundreds of articles on functional and technical topics. The techniques documented will help you unlock the full power of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne and World.

Top 10 Downloads


1. Web OMW (Object Management Workbench) - 9.2.8
by Penny Allen and Tim McMurdo (Category: Cross Functional)
" This is a great overview of Web OMW and its most recent enhancements. Not only can you now develop certain spec-based objects in Web OMW, but the newest Promote feature bypasses the traditional package build-and-deploy, removing roadblocks for developers and increasing overall efficiency!


2. Calculating Safety Stock Automatically
by Tim Scott (Category: Manufacturing - Forecasting / Planning)
" Discover the new functionality in Release 24 (9.2.8.x) for maintaining safety stock levels. This article guides you through the setup process and explains the background calculations, helping you decide which of the three scenarios to use. What a great enhancement to E1!


3. Using an Orchestration to Process CSV Files, Part 2
by Lisa Tran (Category: Technical--Orchestrator)
" Part 1 of this article detailed how to upload information into JDE via an FTP site, which worked well and delivered the desired results. However, using Custom Requests and the enhanced Drag-and-Drop feature proved to be even more efficient! Lisa shows us there's always room for improvement.


4. Using an Orchestration to Process CSV Files, Part 1
by Lisa Tran (Category: Technical--Orchestrator)
" Here's another excellent real-world use case for utilizing Orchestrator - importing .csv files and processing them to automatically create entries in E1. The end solution showcases numerous examples of the capabilities of Orchestrator and E1.


5. Third-Party Timecard Integration Simplified - With Code
by Paul Hanson (Category: Technical--WorldSoftware)
" The methods may be hi-tech, but the need is the same: making sure you track employee time accurately. Integrating a third-party time tracking system (such as Kronos™) with JD Edwards can be a tricky situation. In the “time”-honored JDEtips tradition, Paul Hanson offers his interface design and code — saving you time and expense. Punch in here to learn more!


6. Interoperability for Audit and Ledger Transactions
by Peter Weiler (Category: Development)
" Have you ever been curious about what exactly a Master Business Function is and how they are used in JDE? And what about the role of 'Z Files' in populating interoperability tables for tracking audit changes? It's all here, and more, in this easy-to-understand article.


7. Looking Good with BI Publisher
by Lisa Tran (Category: Reporting, Query, and Business Intelligence)
" Lisa shares practical information and insights gained from her real-world experience using BI Publisher. Learn formatting tricks for text, numeric and date fields, work with foreign languages, set loops for repeating pages, and more. Your documents have never looked better!


8. Dynamic Builds in JDE
by Tim McMurdo (Category: Technical--CNC)
" Wait, a fat client is no longer required for package builds?! New with Release 24, the introduction of Web OMW's 'Project Promote' offers a substantial improvement by eliminating a traditionally lengthy process, reducing the risk of downtime, and enhancing end user stability.


9. Lot Control with JD Edwards
by Tim Scott (Category: Distribution--Inventory)
" In Inventory Management, lot numbers and their dates are crucial. In this detailed article, Tim explains how to set up and use lot numbers and expiration details in E1 and provides practical tips for managing those lot numbers and dates for effective inventory control.


10. Unlocking the Mystery of Unapplied Receipts
by Michelle Ennis (Category: Financials--Accounts Receivable)
" Ahh yes, unapplied receipts! There is an amazing amount of data involved in something that sounds so straightforward. Understanding not only the flow but the tables that are affected every step of the way is critical. Michelle does a great job of laying it out for us.