This form enables the TMG user to select a default assignee when the TMG defaults are chosen. When this form appears it contains a list of all the users from the TPM Users table who have a site_id that matches the current local one.
KEYWORD_AEV_OLDCreated by i-design 5.0.2 on Wed Mar 10 11:35:15 1999
MAIN_CMD_CONFIG
DLG_TEST_DRIVERThis form is used to test the callable functions in ema_cli.kb
EA_DEFAULT_CONFIGThis form is used to test the callable functions in ema_eadf.kb.
EMA_ABOUTThis form allows the TMG defaults, such as severity, call code, system, and inquiry call code, to be configured. The analyst to which the problems created by TMG will be assigned, by default, is also chosen here.
EMA_ADMINISTRATORSThis form appears when Help and About are selected from TMG. It indicates which user is currently logged into TMG as well as the e-mail account that TMG uses, the data source, and the database engine being used.
EMA_GEN_CONFIGThis form allows the TMG user to add, modify, or delete TMG administrators.
EMA_GEN_CONFIG_1This is the dialog box that holds the general configuration tabs. It appears when the Configure menu and the General Configuration item are selected from TMG.
EMA_GEN_CONFIG_2This form allows the user to configure user commands. It offers checkboxes to turn on or off options such as enabling the TMG comment command, having the diagnose command create an inquiry call, and enabling attachments on the submit/update problem commands.
EMA_GEN_CONFIG_3This form allows the user to configure the TMG system controls. It controls items such as the email polling interval, the delay between messages, the maximum consecutive errors allowed by a user, the maximum message size, and the maximum number of solutions returned.
EMA_GEN_CONFIG_4This form controls whether or not usesr receive a confirmation warning notice before deleting or modifying a TMG Administrator.
EMA_MAIN_2This form enables the user to control TMG''s refresh rates. According to what is entered here, the Adaptive Learning tables are refreshed after a certain number of USE SOLUTION commands. In addition, the TMG statistics in the database are updated after a certain number of user commands.
ERR_TEST_DRIVERThis is main interface for TMG. The Start button starts the TMG server, which polls for incoming e-mail messages. In addition, it supplies the user with information such as the number of e-mail messages received since startup, the number of unreadable e-mail messages TMG has received, and the number of messages still unprocessed.
ERRLOGGING_CONFIGThis form is used to test the functions in ema_eror.kb.
LIST_TEST_DRIVERThis form enables the user to configure TMG''s error logging options. It appears when the Monitor menu is selected, followed by the error-logging item.
LOGGING_CONFIGThis form is used to test the functions in both ema_admn.kb and ema_user.kb.
USER_ACTIVITYThis form enables the user to configure Email Traffic Logging for TMG. It appears from TMG when the Email Traffic Logging item is chosen from the Monitor menu.
This form enables the TMG user to view the user activity that has occurred since the TMG server startup. It tracks which user has sent in which commands. It also allows the TMG Administrator to deny e-mail access to a user by clearing the Permit Email Access checkbox. This dialog box appears when the User Activity item is chosen from the Monitor Menu.
EMAIL_TEST_1This form appears when the Dump Structure button is chosen from the Email Test dialog box. It is used for testing purposes.
EMAIL_TEST_2This form is found in the Email Test dialog box and allows testing for the functions in ema_mail.kb.
EMAIL_TEST_3This form is found in the Email Test dialog box and allows testing for the functions in ema_mail.kb.
EMAIL_TEST_NOTEBOOKThis form is found in the Email Test dialog box and allows testing for the functions in ema_mail.kb.
GENERIC_LOGINThis is a dialog box that allows testing for the functions in ema_mail.kb.
This form allows the user to log in to TMG. It appears after TMG starts and the user successfully logs into TSD. The form changes slightly depending on which e-mail system is used to log on.
EDIT_SYNONYMS_2
EMA_ADMINISTRATORS
NOUN_SYNONYMS
SYNONYM_TEST_DRIVER
VERB_SYNONYMSCreated by i-design 5.0.2 on Wed Mar 10 11:35:15 1999
This form is used for testing.