Govern System Dictionary (SY_DICT_DESC)

System Dictionary (SY_DICT_DESC)

Version 6.0

Overview

The system dictionary tables (Table: SY_DICT_XXXX), have historically been used to manage and maintain form descriptions in the Govern database.
There are four SY_DICT_XXXX tables in the Govern database. They are as follows:

  • SY_DICT_DATANAMES – Legacy table from Govern for Windows; this table is still maintained during Verify DB process to keep track of structure and for indexing. (May be dropped in OpenForms Release 6.1)
  • SY_DICT_DESC – Active table that is used to maintain descriptions. Refer to process to generate missing dictionary entries.
  • SY_DICT_TABLES – Legacy table from Govern for Windows; this table is still maintained during Verify DB process to keep track of structure and for indexing. (May be dropped in OpenForms Release 6.1)
  • SY_DICT_VIEW – Legacy table from Govern for Windows; table is still maintained during Verify DB process to keep track of structure and for indexing. (May be dropped in OpenForms Release 6.1)

Of the four (4) databases, there is only one table that is relevant to OpenForms, (Table: SY_DICT_DESC). The three remaining tables are only relevant to Govern for Windows, and may be, at some point eliminated in later version 6.1 releases.

Maintenance Process

As indicated above, in OpenForms, the SY_DICT_DESC table is used to manage and maintain form descriptions through the Verify Database process in the Govern New Administrator (GNA).

Verify Database

The following is a description of the DB Verification actions that directly impact the collection of SY_DICT_XXXX tables. The action is used to generate Missing Dictionary Entries. This is an explanation of the process.
During the Check Column process, Govern manages the description of the fields in the SY_DICT_DESC Table.

  1. The Database Verification file, MSGDatabaseStructMods.xml is read.
  2. The content of the SY_DICT_DESC table is read, the columns of each table are reviewed, and the SY_DICT_DESC.DESCRIPTION (ENG / FRA) is verified as to whether it exists.
  3. If an entry does not exist, it will need to be created, i.e. (ADD), or removed (DROP); in cases when a complete removal of a table is required, any description that is connected to it is also removed.

Only the following columns in (Table: SY_DICT_DESC) are updated:

  • LANGUAGE
  • TABLE_NAME
  • FIELD_NAME
  • DESCRIPTION – There is a 50 character limitation, i.e. all characters after the 50th are truncated.
  • DETAIL – Uses the ‘DESCRIPTION’ property.

Generate Missing Dictionary Entries

Select this option to update the dictionary. This populates (Table: SY_DICT_DESC) with data from the user validation tables; i.e., the tables beginning with VT_USR.

Recommended Use

This process should be run under the following conditions:

  • When configuring the system for the first time
  • After updating the database
  • Anytime that data is missing from user forms.

Modification of process starting from the following release:

  • 6.0.1603.0410 / 6.0.1606.0010 / 6.0.1608.0006
  • 6.1.1603.0481 / 6.1.1606.0021 / 6.1.1608.0016

Custom Entities

Users that create their own custom entities should note that the Verify Database process will not overwrite their descriptions. If there are two entities with the same table/column, the SY_DICT_DESC.DESCRIPTION will be taken from the last label entered. As long as modifications are only made to the custom entities that were created there will be no issues will descriptions being overwritten.

 

 

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Standard Feature – Form Action Button User Registry
Standard Features Overview, What’s New, wiki Map (Last Update 2016-01-06)

Overview

The following is a standard form action button that can be setup so that users can change USER REGISTRY parameters

Configuration

Action Button = UsrREGISTRYAction

irst you need to add the custom control object by dragging the control to the form (root entity) then click on the custom control object on the form to set the properties.

Element Property Setup
Misc. Action UserRegistry_Action
Name n/a – Maintain by System
Icon Select the icon to be displayed on the form header or leave blank to select the standard icon
Is enabled Standard OpenForms option to enabled the action button only on specific conditions.
Name Maintain by System
Properties
Misc. User Registry Select the User Registry Parameters that should be displayed

  • All
  • Cash Collection
  • Cash Collection Cashier
  • Lockbox
  • mGovern
  • Matix
  • OpenForms
  • Workflow Management
Tooltip Enter the tooltip that will be displayed on Mouse Over of the button
Misc En Enter the name that will be displayed for (to be verified if used)
Internal Element Instructions
Not applicable

Save and Search Feature

Save and Search

Overview

This feature, when correctly configured, can be used to speed up data entry. By configuring an action button on an existing form. As soon as a Save is performed, the Save and Search feature will display a pop-up Search screen that will be ready to accept the next user entry.

NOTEThis “quick search action” is attached to the save completed event in the code. Whenever the user clicks Save, after the action is performed the Search is displayed again. This function allows the user to immediately begin their search for the next record instead of having to re-open the Dynamic Search panel.

 

NOTEAlthough some users refer to this feature as a “Quick Search”, it should in no way be confused with the Govern Quick Search feature [101-std-fea-004-quicksearch].

Setup

When setting up the action button in OpenForms Designer (OFD), the search style to use is specified.

NOTE: See the following product DEV documentation for configuration instructions.

101-st-fea-018-Self-Reported Tax Quick Search.pdf

 

 

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Standard Feature Form Action Button – User Registry
Standard Features Overview, What’s New, wiki Map … Last Updated February 21st, 2017
Version 6.0 / 6.1

Overview

The following is a standard form action button that can be setup on most forms to allow users to change user registry parameters directly without leaving the form.
Currently applicable to:

  • All
  • Cash Collection
  • Cash Collection Cashiers
  • Lockbox
  • mGovern (Mobile)
  • Matix (GIS)
  • OpenForms
  • Workflow Management

To configure the action button on a form, click here.

See Also

System Registry Parameters
User Registry Parameters
Configuring the Action Button Control

Workload Manager Feature

Workload Manager

Version 6.1

Workload Management Overview

The Workload Manager Standard Module Feature is designed to track activities regarding the Building, Health, Code Enforcement, Planning and Zoning departments’ application as well as the issuance of permits within the organization. This system also allows for an unlimited number of departments to track activities relevant to a parcel of land or the property records. For different Kinds and Categories of workflow, you are able to define all required steps to complete the process. You can define activities that can query other databases in order to apply business rules, and schedule automatic inspections.

Table-driven, user-definable, the system provides for and improves communication and coordination within and between departments. All new construction, variances or zoning changes that have taken place on properties are stored in the system. A flexible database structure allows for the recording and retrieval of various land-related data that can differ for each type of permit or decision. Applications for permits and inspections for buildings, including review of the electrical or the plumbing system can be entered into the system.
Once the information is entered, the system will aid in the investigation or the issuance of a permit or any other activity for a particular property or name.

Documentation

Govern OpenForms v6.1

Click here to read the interim user guide. Note that this document is still in development.

Govern for Windows 10.8

Related Topics

Email Notifications in Govern OpenForms

 

 

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External Command Feature

 External Command Feature

Overview

External commands can be added the Govern Ribbon or to a user form. They are used for opening an external application from Govern to a specific location. Specific information is dent directly from Govern to the external application.
Some examples of how external commands are used include the following:

  • Opening Google Maps to a specific address from the Govern Ribbon in the Property Control Profile.
  • Opening a Real Estate application to a specific address from the Sales Information form in Govern.
  • Sending an e-mail to a property owner directly from the Tax Billing form in Govern.
  • Opening a saved map in Google Drive to a specific location from the Govern Ribbon in the Appraisal Profile.

Launching an External Command

Launching an External Command from the Govern Ribbon

If an external command is added to the Govern Ribbon.

  1. Launch Govern.
  2. Select the Profile to which the command is added.
  3. Open the form that is associated with the command.
  4. Open the property record that is associated with the command.
  5. Select the Tools menu on the Govern Ribbon.
  6. Select the command in the External Commands section of the Tools menu.

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For example, if there was a command to open Google Maps to a specific location.

  1. Launch Govern.
  2. Select the property that you want to view in Google Maps, in the required form and Profile.
  3. Click the external command for Google Maps in the Ribbon.
  4. Google Maps open directly to that property.

Launching an External Command from a Govern User Form

If an external command is added to a user form:

  1. Launch Govern.
  2. Select the Profile to which the command is added.
  3. Open the form.
  4. Select the property.
  5. Click the hyperlink or action button for the command.

The external application opens to show the required information about the property. For example, if there was a command to open Google Maps to a specific location.

  1. Launch Govern.
  2. Select the required Profile, form, and property record.
  3. Click the link for the external command on the form.
  4. Google Maps open directly to that property.

 

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Keyboard Shortcuts

Keyboard Shortcuts

Overview

Although the Govern User Interface (UI) is designed for use with a mouse, users may also use a series of keyboard shortcuts. These shortcuts can speed up user interaction with the interface when performing certain tasks.

The following shortcuts are for the Govern Release 6.x UI.

Govern

Key or Combination Action
F1 Select the Help Ribbon
F2 Select the Home Ribbon
F3 Select the auto-hide Predefined Search pane
Alt + F3 Advanced Search / Quick Search pane (Toggle)
Ctrl + F3 Select the auto-hide Saved Dataset pane
Shift + F3 Select the Query Tool (Only valid if the Query Tool is installed)
Ctrl + F4 When a form is selected, it will close the current active form
F5 Refresh an Open Form
F6 Go to Previous record in the Treeview pane
F7 Go to the Next record in the Treeview pane
F11 Maximize, i.e. display current form in full screen mode (double click on window title bar to restore)
Ctrl+F9 Go to the First record
Ctrl+F10 Go to the Previous record
Ctrl+F11 Go to the Next record
Ctrl+F12
Ctrl+N
Ctrl+S
Alt +Del
Shift+Esc
Go to the Last record
Create a New record
Save a record
Delete
Cancel a Save
Ctrl + Tab Cycle forward between open Profiles
Ctrl + Shift + Tab Cycle backwards between open Profiles
Ctrl + H Display Entity Audit screen
Ctrl + F Search for a string within an OpenForm or Browse pane
Right Mouse Button (Click) Expand or contract the browse pane of an OpenForm with a grid

OpenForms Designer (OFD)

Key or Combination Action
Ctrl + O Open a new Entity
Ctrl + S Save a change
Ctrl + N Create a new Form
Ctrl + F Find
Ctrl + U Undo
Ctrl + (Up cursor arrow) Zoom in
Ctrl + (Down cursor arrow) Zoom out

Mass Appraisal – Buildings

Key or Combination Action
Not implemented Move First record of a parent entity from a Child Entity
Ctrl + Shift + F10 Move Previous record of a parent entity from a Child Entity
Ctrl + Shift + F11 Move Next record of a parent entity from a Child Entity
Not implemented Move Last record of a parent entity from a Child Entity

General

Key or Combination Action
Ctrl + T Enter current date (i.e. Today) in Date field
(Specific to Date fields)

Configuration of Shortcuts

Link to Configuration of Keyboard Shortcuts (101-std-fea-030) – Updated for Release 6.0.1603

Printable Version

Click below to select a printable .PDF version of the above shortcuts.

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Related Topics

Configuration of Keyboard Shortcuts
Govern Search
Govern Quick Search
Quick Search Index Group Editor

Govern New Administration (GNA)

Expand or contract the browse pane of an OpenForm with a grid

 

 

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