1️⃣ Install the PAR files

Import the PAR File from JD Edwards Object Management Workbench (OMW) using the restore option.

2️⃣ Post Import Tasks

Re-logon to the JDE development environment to clear any memory residuals and activate cached UDC values. The following three steps need to be executed, explained in detail in subsequent sections:

1. Create OCM entries for the Version Workbench tables and batch applications
2. Generate the Version Workbench tables
3. Checkin the project and hand over to the regular JDE promotion and deployment process

Note: When you are on release E812, Partner Reserved system codes might not be present in your system. In that case, add code Q46 (description Steltix) to UDC 98|SY and add this UDC to the Version Workbench project in order to promote this added Q46 system code along with Version Workbench to the other environments.

Create OCM Records

Generate Version Workbench Tables

Check in and enter regular promotion process

4️⃣ Start using Version Workbench

The Version Workbench project that was imported using the PAR file needs initially to be deployed to all workstations through a full package because of two new dedicated business function libraries.

However, since Version Workbench is a client only application, it is possible to instantly start using Version Workbench prior to the JDE deployment process. To achieve this, you will need to locally build all Version Workbench business functions. From OMW build the following business functions in the displayed order:

5️⃣

Post Deployment DLL Setup (32bits only)

6️⃣

Version workbench Development Configuration

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Congratulations, Version Workbench is now ready for use!

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