For World, name identifying an install package.
For J.D. Edwards ERP, a package describes the location on the server where components
you want to deploy to workstations reside. There are three package types:
Full: Contains the full suite of J.D. Edwards ERP applications (all
specifications).
Partial: A minimum configuration of J.D. Edwards ERP. This package type allows users to load the desired applications at
run-time rather than initially installing all applications.
Update: J.D. Edwards ERP objects contained in this type of package are loaded after the
workstation receives the package and the user signs on to the system. If the update package includes just-in-time applications, old versions
of the application are deleted from the workstation and replaced by the current version the first time the user accesses that application.
Update packages are always deployed on the date and time specified by the system administrator.
With the exception of just-in-time applications
included in an Update package, all packages are a "snap shot" at a point in time of the central objects for a particular path code.
Just-in-time applications are dynamic, not built.
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For World, name identifying an install package.
For J.D. Edwards ERP, a package describes the location on the server where components
you want to deploy to workstations reside. There are three package types:
Full: Contains the full suite of J.D. Edwards ERP applications (all
specifications).
Partial: A minimum configuration of J.D. Edwards ERP. This package type allows users to load the desired applications at
run-time rather than initially installing all applications.
Update: J.D. Edwards ERP objects contained in this type of package are loaded after the
workstation receives the package and the user signs on to the system. If the update package includes just-in-time applications, old versions
of the application are deleted from the workstation and replaced by the current version the first time the user accesses that application.
Update packages are always deployed on the date and time specified by the system administrator.
With the exception of just-in-time applications
included in an Update package, all packages are a "snap shot" at a point in time of the central objects for a particular path code.
Just-in-time applications are dynamic, not built.
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