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   PREVIEW - Essential Guide to Peoplesoft Development and Customization
pneyes01a.jpg (9991 bytes) Our book was released at the end of August'2000. Several chapters (in PDF format) are available on this site for downloading... details below!

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   SAMPLE.ZIP Contents...
girl01D40.jpg (47717 bytes) TABLE OF CONTENTS

Includes brief and full Table of Contents, Preface, About the Authors, Acknowledgements, About the Cover Illustration, About this Book, etc...

INDEX

Index Entries

girl01E40.jpg (50476 bytes) CHAPTER 9
PeopleSoft Application Processor

Search Processing
Data Retrieval
Panel Group Display
Data Entry or Inquiry

girl01F40.jpg (18096 bytes) CHAPTER 16
Working With Scrolls

Parent/Child Relationship
PeopleCode Functions used with Scrolls
Additional Scroll Functions

girl01J40.jpg (31032 bytes) CHAPTER 35
What is Application Engine?

About Application Engine
Advantage/Disadvantages
Set Processing Concepts
Main Components
A/E Definition Tables
A/E Definition Panels
A/E Section/Step Relationship
Application Engine: The Big Picture

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Tony DeLia - Updated September 25, 2000