INI settings that are found in Interface Settings
Your TTS50 file contains the global settings that control how TMW.Suite operates. You must set up this file for your company’s way of doing business. General information about INI settings can be found in the TMWSuite System Administration Guide.
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enclose all the section headings in your TTS50. Each setting must remain in its section. The TTS50 is not alphabetical. Use your text editor’s Find feature to locate a setting or section.
[.NetMisc] settings
These settings found in Interface Settings are located in the [.NetMisc]
section of your TTS50.
[.NetMisc]ScheduleReschedule
Applies to |
EDI, TMW Operations |
Description |
This setting determines whether the Appointment Scheduler feature is active. When activated, the following are available:
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Additional Notes |
TMWSuite and Fuel Dispatch do not support this setting. |
[EDIfilesave] settings
These settings found in Interface Settings are located in the [EDIfilesave]
section of your TTS50.
[EDIfilesave]210data
Applies to |
TMWSuite, EDI, TMW Operations |
Description |
This setting provides a path for moving the 210 data to a flat file. When a path is provided, a default file name of 210_hhmm is applied. A unique time-stamped number is substituted for hhmm. |
Options |
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Additional Notes |
The entry for this setting applies to all trading partners. If you want, you can have a separate folder for each trading partner. To do so, you must have String1 set to Y in the
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[EDIfilesave]214data
Applies to |
TMWSuite, EDI, TMW Operations |
Description |
This setting provides a path for moving the 214 data to a flat file. When a path is provided, a default file name of 214_hhmm is applied. A unique time-stamped number is substituted for hhmm. |
Options |
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Additional Notes |
The entry for this setting applies to all trading partners. If you want, you can have a separate folder for each trading partner. To do so, you must have String1 set to Y in the
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[Misc] settings
These settings found in Interface Settings are located in the [Misc]
section of your TTS50.
[Misc]CompanyIDFormat
Applies to |
TMWSuite: 2001 and later, CRM Right, EDI LTSL2, TMW Operations |
Description |
This setting specifies the format the system uses when assigning a company ID. For EDI LTSL2: When setting up trading partners in DX Configuration, you can select the AutoNumericCompanyID check box located on the Trading Partners tab for each trading partner. When you do, the system uses your entry for this setting for processing inbound 204s. If you do not select the check box for a trading partner, the system uses the Original (default) option when processing inbound 204s. |
Options |
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[Order] settings
These settings found in Interface Settings are located in the [Order]
section of your TTS50.
[Order]DefaultRateMode
Applies to |
TMWSuite: 2000 and later, EDI, TMW Operations 17.60 |
Description |
This setting determines the rating mode. |
Options |
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Additional Notes |
This setting is case-sensitive. |
[Order]SetRevType1-4DefaultFrom
Applies to |
TMWSuite: 2002 and later, EDI, TMW Operations, Fuel Dispatch V.16.10.30 |
Description |
These settings determine the default RevType values for orders. RevType values can be copied from the profile of the order’s Bill To, shipper, consignee, a third party recorded on the order, or the user who created the order. An entry for these settings consists of two characters; these characters are independent of one another. The first character specifies the profile from which the RevType value is copied. The second character determines if and how the RevType value will change if the source changes. Multiple comma-delimited entries can be used to determine the default RevType value based on multiple profiles. In TMWSuite, these settings apply to Order Entry and Dispatch. In TMW Operations, these settings apply to Order Maintenance and the Trip Folder. In Fuel Dispatch, these settings apply to Call On Demand Order Entry and Oil Field Order Entry. To use them, you must have these settings in the
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Character 1 defines where the default revenue type value comes from.
Character 2 defines how the system is to control the replacement of an existing value.
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