Wednesday, 19 December 2018

To keep a modification or not–that be the question

The cost of a modification grows and grows.  If you look at your modifications, especially if you are modifying core objects – retrofit is going to continue to cost you money going forward.

How can you work out how often your modified code (or custom code) for that matter is being used?

One method is to use object identification, but this is only part of the story.

You’ll see below that ERP analytics is able to provide you things like number of session, number of unique users, Average time on page and total time on page for each of your JD Edwards applications.  This can be based on application, form or version – which can assist you find out more.

With this information, you can see how often your modifications are used, and for how long and make a call on whether they are worth their metal.


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Our reporting suite allows you to choose date ranges and also system codes to further refine the analysis.

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You are then able to slice and dice your mods (note that we can determine modified objects too, but this is using data blending with data studio) to give you a complete picture:

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Of course, we can augment this list with batch and then calculate secondary objects from cross reference to begin to build the complete picture.  You want to narrow down both retrofit and testing if you can.


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See below for how we look at queue concurrency and wait times to work out job scheduling opportunities and efficiencies.

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