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PeopleSoft - PeopleTools Configurations Records or Meta Tables

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PeopleSoft - PeopleTools Configurations Records or Meta Tables PeopleSoft records/metadata tables, often referred to as "meta tables," store information about various PeopleSoft objects and configurations.  1. Object Definition Tables: PSRECDEFN : Contains definitions of records (tables) used in the application, including details like record type and description. PSDBFIELD : Stores field definitions, detailing the attributes of each field such as data type and length. PSPNLGROUP : Holds information about components, which are collections of pages that function together. PSPNLDEFN : Contains definitions of pages (interfaces) within the application. PSMENUDEFN : Stores menu definitions, organizing how components are presented to users. 2. Security Tables: PSOPRDEFN : Maintains user profile information, including user IDs and associated roles. PSROLEDEFN : Defines roles that group together permissions for easier security management. PSCLASSDEFN : Holds permission li...
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PeopleCode MessageBox function | Using PeopleCode MessageBox Features

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A. The Basic Version The ‘MessageBox’ function is such a handy piece of code for troubleshooting that you often find yourself using the ‘basic version’ without giving much thought to how the statement really works: MessageBox(0, "", 0, 0, "Display message here"); This post will take a closer look at some of the additional features of ‘MessageBox’, beyond its basic usage above. In particular, we consider each of the parameters in more detail. B. Parameter 1: Message Type The first parameter specifies the type of message you wish to display. In most cases, the parameter is set to a value of ‘0’, which displays a message with an ‘OK’ button only. However, the function comes with a number of other options for setting the message type. These can be entered as either a numeric value (‘0’) or a constant (‘%MsgStyle_OK’): 0 – %MsgStyle_OK 1 – %MsgStyle_OKCancel 2 – %MsgStyle_AbortRetryIgnore 3 – %MsgStyle_YesNoCancel 4 – %MsgStyle_YesNo 5 – %MsgStyle_RetryCancel This means ...
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