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网维大师培训教程一、引言随着互联网的普及和信息技术的发展，网络已经成为了现代社会的重要组成部分。
保障网络的稳定和安全运行，成为了网络管理人员的首要任务。
网维大师作为一款专业的网络维护软件，为网络管理人员提供了强大的功能和便捷的操作。
本教程旨在帮助读者全面了解网维大师的使用方法和技巧，提高网络维护的效率。
二、网维大师简介1.界面友好：网维大师采用图形化界面，操作简单直观，用户可以轻松上手。
2.功能强大：网维大师提供丰富的网络维护功能，包括网络监控、网络诊断、网络优化和网络配置等，满足网络维护的各种需求。
3.性能稳定：网维大师采用高效的网络算法，能够快速处理大量的网络数据，保证网络的稳定运行。
4.安全可靠：网维大师采用加密技术，保护用户数据的安全，防止数据泄露和恶意攻击。
三、网维大师功能模块介绍1.网络监控：网维大师可以实时监控网络的运行状态，包括网络流量、网络连接、网络设备和网络服务等。
用户可以通过监控数据了解网络的运行情况，及时发现和解决问题。
2.网络诊断：网维大师提供网络诊断功能，可以对网络进行全面的检查和测试，包括网络连通性测试、网络性能测试和网络配置检查等。
通过诊断结果，用户可以了解网络的故障原因，并采取相应的解决措施。
3.网络优化：网维大师提供网络优化功能，可以对网络进行优化调整，包括网络带宽分配、网络负载均衡和网络路由优化等。
通过优化网络，可以提高网络的运行效率，提升用户体验。
4.网络配置：网维大师提供网络配置功能，可以对网络设备进行配置和管理，包括路由器、交换机、防火墙等。
用户可以通过配置管理，实现网络的灵活调整和扩展。
四、网维大师使用教程1.安装网维大师：从官方网站网维大师安装包，然后按照提示进行安装。
安装完成后，启动网维大师。
2.创建监控任务：在网维大师主界面，“新建监控任务”按钮，填写监控任务的名称和描述，然后选择监控的网络设备和网络服务，设置监控参数，“保存”按钮。
3.查看监控数据：在网维大师主界面，“监控任务”列表中的任务名称，可以查看监控任务的详细信息，包括网络流量、网络连接和网络服务等数据。
网维大师详细教程一、教学内容本节课的教学内容选自人教版小学数学五年级上册第六单元《倍数与因数》的第三课时，主要内容包括：理解倍数和因数的意义，掌握求一个数的因数和倍数的方法，能正确求一个数的因数和倍数。
二、教学目标1. 让学生通过自主探究，理解倍数和因数的意义，掌握求一个数的因数和倍数的方法。
2. 培养学生的逻辑思维能力和问题解决能力。
3. 激发学生对数学的兴趣，培养学生的合作意识和创新精神。
三、教学难点与重点重点：理解倍数和因数的意义，掌握求一个数的因数和倍数的方法。
难点：理解倍数和因数的概念，以及如何快速求一个数的因数和倍数。
四、教具与学具准备教具：黑板、粉笔、多媒体课件学具：练习本、铅笔、橡皮五、教学过程1. 实践情景引入：让学生观察教室里的桌椅，引导学生发现桌椅的数量有一定的规律。
2. 讲解倍数和因数的定义：通过实例讲解，让学生理解倍数和因数的概念。
3. 演示求一个数的因数和倍数的方法：利用多媒体课件，展示如何求一个数的因数和倍数。
5. 例题讲解：通过讲解典型例题，让学生掌握求一个数的因数和倍数的方法。
6. 小组合作：让学生分组讨论，探索求一个数的因数和倍数的方法。
六、板书设计倍数、因数的概念求一个数的因数和倍数的方法七、作业设计1. 求出100以内的所有质数。
答案：2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, 47, 53, 59, 61, 67, 71, 73, 79, 83, 89, 97。
2. 求出30的因数和倍数。
答案：30的因数有：1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 10, 15, 30。
30的倍数有：30, 60, 90, 120, 150,八、课后反思及拓展延伸本节课学生对倍数和因数的概念有了初步理解，大部分学生能掌握求一个数的因数和倍数的方法。
但在课堂实践中，发现部分学生对求一个数的倍数的方法还不够熟练，需要在课后进行针对性辅导。
制作框架网页【63号教案】【64号教案】信息技术教学设计方案【65号教案】第三节电生磁教学设计一、教学目标（一）知识与技能1．认识电流的磁效应，初步了解电和磁之间有某种联系。
2．知道通电导体的周围存在磁场，通电螺线管的磁场与条形磁铁的磁场相似。
3．会用安培定则判断通电螺线管的磁场方向。
（二）过程和方法1．观察和体验通电导体与磁体之间的相互作用，初步了解电和磁之间有某种联系。
2．探究通电螺线管外部磁场的方向。
（三）情感、态度与价值观通过认识电与磁之间的相互联系，使学生乐于探索自然界的奥妙。
二、重点和难点1．重点：奥斯特的实验揭示了电流的磁效应2．难点：通电螺线管的磁场及其应用三、学生情况分析电流的磁效应是电磁现象的重要基础，也是学生全新的知识。
奥斯特实验让学生亲自动手做，有利于加深学生对知识的认识和理解。
由于器材的限制，教师可以演示通电螺线管的实验，让学生讨论描绘通电螺线管的磁场形态，也能达到学生探究的目的。
四、实验器材小磁针、电源、导线、螺线管五、课时安排1课时六、教学设计（一）复习提问1．磁极间的相互作用规律？它们是通过什么发生的？2．磁场的方向是如何规定的？（二）引入课题引入新课：早在2000多年前，我们的祖先就发现了磁现象，并且发明了指南针，为人类的航海事业做出了巨大的贡献。
在历史上相当长的一段时间内，人们认为电和磁是互不相关的。
到了19世纪初，一些哲学家和科学家意识到，各种自然现象之间存在着相互的联系，并进行了长期的探索。
直到1820年，丹麦的物理学家奥斯特在课堂上做实验时偶然发现：当导线中通过电流时，它旁边的磁针发生了偏转。
这个意外的引起了奥斯特的极大兴趣，他又继续做了许多实验，终于证实电流的周围存在着磁场，在世界上第一个发现了电与磁之间的联系。
（三）进行新课1．演示电流的磁效应演示68图9.3-1奥斯特的实验在磁针上面有一条直导线，当直导线触接电池通电时，你能看到什么现象？断开电源、改变电流的方向，又能看到什么现象？结论：通电导体的周围有磁场，磁场的方向跟电流的方向有关，这种现象叫做电流的磁效应。
19.3 走进互联网（教案）20242025学年九年级全一册初三物理同步备课（沪粤版）我作为一名经验丰富的幼儿园教师，一直致力于为孩子提供有趣、富有教育意义的课程。
这次，我设计了《走进互联网》这一课程，希望通过一系列的活动，让孩子们了解互联网的基本概念，提高他们的信息素养。
一、设计意图在设计本节课时，我采用了情境教学法和互动式教学法，以孩子们熟悉的生活场景为切入点，引导他们了解互联网的基本功能和用途。
活动的目的是培养孩子们的的信息素养，提高他们运用互联网进行学习和生活的能力。
二、教学目标1. 让孩子们了解互联网的基本概念，包括什么是互联网，互联网有哪些功能等。
2. 培养孩子们运用互联网进行学习和生活的能力。
3. 提高孩子们的信息素养，使他们能够安全、合理地使用互联网。
三、教学难点与重点重点：让孩子们了解互联网的基本概念和功能。
难点：如何培养孩子们运用互联网进行学习和生活的能力，以及如何教育他们安全、合理地使用互联网。
四、教具与学具准备1. 教具：电脑、投影仪、音响等。
2. 学具：笔记本、彩色笔等。
五、活动过程1. 情境导入：我通过一个故事，让孩子们了解到互联网在我们生活中的重要作用。
故事讲完后，我提问：“你们知道故事中的小动物是如何通过互联网找到食物的吗？”让孩子们思考并回答。
3. 实践操作：在讲解完互联网的基本概念后，我让孩子们分组进行实践操作。
每组一台电脑，我指导他们如何在互联网上查找信息，如何使用电子邮件等。
4. 互动交流：实践操作结束后，我组织孩子们进行互动交流，让他们分享自己在互联网上的发现和学习经验。
同时，我也鼓励他们提出问题，共同探讨解决。
5. 安全教育：我重点教育孩子们如何安全、合理地使用互联网。
我告诉他们，互联网虽然有很多优点，但也存在一些危险，比如个人信息泄露，沉迷于网络游戏等。
我教给他们一些简单的网络安全知识，让他们能够更好地保护自己。
六、活动重难点1. 重点：让孩子们了解互联网的基本概念和功能。
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No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the prior written consent of Epicor Software Corporation.ED8149090521-900-9217-5835069.04.506TOC | 3 ContentsAdvanced Dashboards Course (5)Before You Begin (6)Audience (6)Prerequisites (6)Environment Setup (7)Workshop Constraints (7)Overview of Advanced Dashboard Techniques (8)Application Setup (9)Advanced Dashboard Techniques (10)Create New Dashboard (10)Dashboard Properties (10)Workshop - Create New Dashboard (12)Add PartBin Query (12)Change Grid Caption (12)Publish Fields (13)Add Jobhead Query (13)Change Grid Caption (13)Publish Job Number (13)Apply Filter to Jobs Grid (14)Image Columns (15)Workshop - Add Image Column to the Parts Grid (16)Add Image Column to Parts Grid (16)Apply View Rule to Image Column (16)Advanced Searches (17)Workshop - Customize a Tracker View (19)Add Tracker View (19)Test the Advanced Search (19)Workshop - Add Advanced Search with Range (20)Add Groupbox (20)Add Field 1 (20)Add Field 2 (21)Add Label (21)Run Search (22)Workshop - Modify Dashboard Properties (23)Assign the Like Columns in Dashboard Properties (23)Verify Results in Part Maintenance (23)Verify Results in Job Entry (24)Dashboard Browse (24)Workshop - Add Dashboard Browse (25)Add Sheets and Grids (26)Epicor 9 | 9.04.5064 | Advanced Dashboards CourseWorkshop - Add Sheets and Grids (27)Add Tracker View (27)Add Blank Sheets (27)Add Grids to Sheets (28)Hide Blank Sheet (29)Foreign Key Views (29)Workshop - Create Foreign Key and Sub Table Views (30)Create Foreign Key View (30)Add Sub Table for Job Assembly (30)Add Sub Table for Job Material (31)Add Sub Table for Job Operation (32)Link New Views to Blank Grids (32)Verify Results of New Views (33)URL View (33)Workshop - Add a URL to the Dashboard (34)Dashboard Report Link and View (34)Build and Deploy Dashboard (34)Workshop - Build and Deploy the Dashboard (35)Conclusion (36)Epicor SoftwareAdvanced Dashboards Course | 5 Advanced Dashboards CourseA dashboard is your personalized information and command center. It is a visualization tool that displays the current information and processes that help you perform your tasks more efficiently. The data you choose to display is refreshed periodically, so you are able to act on changes as they occur.Set up the dashboard to match your needs. Spend some time thinking about the information that is helpful to you, then set up these queries through one of the available views, and link the processes that relate to this information. The dashboard becomes an efficient tool, as you are able to both view information and then act on it from one location. The advanced dashboard techniques discussed in this course provide flexibility with the way the data displays and functionality that allows you to access the data you need.It is expected that users taking this course have previous familiarity with the dashboard. This course does not review basic elements and functionality of the dashboard but focuses on advanced techniques not discussed in the Introduction to the Dashboard course.Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to:•Create a new dashboard using existing queries.•Modify dashboard properties to make it available as an advanced search.•Add images to a new column in the current grid.•Create an advanced search page on the dashboard and enable fields for searching.•Add an advanced search with a range for searching for multiple records.•Add a Dashboard Browse to the dashboard.•Add multiple sheets with grids to the dashboard.•Understand and create foreign key views and sub table views that display information from related tables on the dashboard.•Understand basis features of the Report Link and Report View functionality.•Build and deploy dashboards to the Main menu and Favorites bar.Epicor 9 | 9.04.5066 | Advanced Dashboards CourseBefore You BeginRead this topic for information you should know in order to successfully complete this course.AudienceSpecific audiences will benefit from this course.•System Administrator•IT/Technical Staff•Project Team Leader•Department ManagerPrerequisitesBefore you begin this course, be sure you understand the prerequisite knowledge contained in other valuable courses.•Navigation Course - This course introduces navigational aspects of the Epicor application's user interface. Designed for a hands-on environment, general navigation principles and techniques are available at each of the interface levels in the Epicor application - system, module, and program. Workshops focus on each of these levels and guide you through each navigational principle introduced.•Introduction to the Dashboard Course - This course provides an introduction to the dashboard - a personalized information and a command center.•Introduction to Customization Course - This course covers all aspects of the customization model which is built into the framework for Epicor 9 and beyond. Users may personalize their environment if given the authority. This course goes beyond the personalization aspects to allow system administrators to deploy standard customizations based on their specific business requirements. This includes adding and removing data elements, modifying component properties, adding VBScript code points to run before and after data field modifications, and much more.•Business Activity Query Course - This course is designed to walk through the Business Activity Query (BAQ), which allows users to create personalized queries and copy standard queries so they can be modified. BAQ provides the ability to select any table(s) in the database, and their respective fields, for purposes of querying the database and retrieving real time information critical to an organization.•Crystal Reports Course - This course is an introduction to Crystal Reports. It discusses how to design and create new reports using both Crystal Reports and the application's Business Activity Query (BAQ) Report Designer and modify existing Crystal Report forms. In addition, relational database concepts fundamentals such as tables, table relationships, records, and field types are discussed.•Required Industry Knowledge - Fundamental knowledge of relational database concepts such as table relationships, records, and field types. An understanding of the functionality of the current release of the business software application.Epicor SoftwareBefore You Begin | 7Environment SetupThe environment setup steps and potential workshop constraints must be reviewed in order to successfully complete the workshops in this course.Your Epicor 9 training environment, in which the Epicor 9 demonstration database is found, enables you to experience Epicor 9 functionality in action but does not affect data in your live, production environment.The following steps must be taken to successfully complete the workshops in this course.1.Verify the following or ask your Epicor 9 system administrator to verify for you:•Your Epicor 9 training icon (or web address if you are using Epicor Web Access) points to your Epicor9 training environment with the Epicor 9 demonstration database installed. Do not complete the courseworkshops in your live, production environment.Note It is recommended that multiple Epicor 9 demonstration databases are installed. Contact Support•The Epicor 9 demonstration database is at the same service pack and patch as the Epicor 9 application.Epicor's education team updates the Epicor 9 demonstration database for each service pack and patch. If your Epicor 9 system administrator upgrades your Epicor 9 application to a new service pack or patch, he or she must also download the corresponding Epicor 9 demonstration database from EPICweb > Support > Epicor 9 > Downloads and install it. If this is not performed, unexpected results can occur when completing the course workshops.•Your Epicor 9 system administrator restored (refreshed) the Epicor 9 demonstration database prior to starting this course. The Epicor 9 demonstration database comes standard with parts, customers, sales orders, and so on, already defined. If the Epicor 9 demonstration database is shared with multiple users (that is, the database is located on a server and users access the same data, much like your live, productionenvironment) and is not periodically refreshed, unexpected results can occur. For example, if a course workshop requires you to ship a sales order that came standard in the Epicor 9 demonstration database, but a different user already completed this workshop and the Epicor 9 demonstration database was not restored (refreshed), then you will not be able to ship the sales order. Epicor's education team has written the course workshops to minimize situations like this from occurring, but Epicor cannot prevent users from manipulating the data in your installation of the Epicor 9 demonstration database.2.Log in to the training environment using the credentials manager/manager. If you are logged in to your trainingenvironment as a different user, from the Options menu, select Change User.3.From the Main menu, select the company Epicor USA (EPIC03).4.From the Main menu, select the Main Plant.Important To complete the Workshop - Add a URL to the Dashboard, internet access must be established inWorkshop ConstraintsAll workshops in this course can be performed in a shared database.Epicor 9 | 9.04.5068 | Advanced Dashboards CourseOverview of Advanced Dashboard TechniquesDashboards are very flexible and powerful tools that provide easy access to critical information in a real-time environment. Dashboards can often replace the need for workbenches, shop vision reports, ad hoc reports, and simple business intelligence reports.Dashboards display current database information you need to more efficiently perform your tasks.Dashboards are developed to meet the needs of individual designers. The main features of dashboards include:•Totally customizable•Use Business Activity Query (BAQ) as data source•Provide various views of the BAQ data, such as grids, charts, tracker or Crystal Reports•Components synchronize with system entry programs using publish and subscribe functionality•Conditional formatting•Copy and paste enabled•Export and import dashboard definitions•Technical and personal notes•Process Links•Download or upload using Crystal Reports•Design a Crystal Report using a dashboard•URL/XSLT View•Design environment•Compilation of dashboard definition into assembly•Web form generation•Main menu and Favorites bar deploymentThis course demonstrates how to display information through a variety of dashboard views using advanced techniques. Workshops are available to provide a hands-on experience throughout this course.Note Some of the features reviewed in this course utilize the standard customization toolset. You do not needEpicor SoftwareApplication Setup | 9 Application SetupUse User Account Maintenance to enter basic information, security access, and software privileges for all users. Anyone who accesses the Epicor application must be set up in this program.Menu Path:System Management > Company Maintenance > UserBefore you can create new dashboards, you must grant special privileges in User Account Maintenance. You can access a dashboard once it has been placed on the menu, however, creating a new dashboard or updating an existing one requires a security privilege, typically granted only to certain people in an organization.User Account Maintenance is typically only accessible to system administrators. If you do not have access to this program, contact your system administrator or the IT person at your company for assistance.Use the User Maintenance > Security sheet to grant dashboard design privileges.Select the Dashboard Developer check box to work in Designer Mode for dashboards. When you select this check box, you can go into Designer Mode in existing dashboards or trackers in the application.Note When you enable this functionality, the Developer Mode option becomes available from the Tools menuEpicor 9 | 9.04.506Advanced Dashboard TechniquesThe course focuses on advanced techniques and functionality that exist in the dashboard. The section teaches you how to work with existing queries and display the information using the dashboard.Create New DashboardThe first step is to create the new dashboard by adding the new query to the dashboard. Queries are created in Business Activity Query and are used to retrieve and display information from a table (or multiple tables) in the database. You can add multiple queries to the same dashboard that display related information.Menu Path:Executive Analysis > Business Activity Management > General Operations > DashboardImportant This program is not available in the Epicor Web Access ™ interface. You can launch this program from an Epicor Smart Client (Windows ®) interface.Before creating a dashboard, it is important to spend some time thinking about what information would be helpful to employees at your organization. What is the appropriate format for this information? Is it more graphical in nature?Should users be able to search the data displayed in the dashboard? Can existing queries (Business Activity Queries)be used on the dashboard, or must you create the queries from scratch? Once this information is known, you can begin to create your own dashboard.Note Throughout the course your will work with existing queries. For more information on creating queriesfrom scratch, refer to the Business Activity Queries course.Dashboard PropertiesUse the Dashboard Properties window to set the overall definition for the current dashboard or specific items within the dashboard. Depending on what is selected before you click the Properties button, a different set of properties displays.The main dashboard properties allow you to modify the primary attributes of the current dashboard. You can define the titles that display on the dashboard window. You can also define the advanced searches that are available through this dashboard definition; you access these advanced searches through various search programs throughout the application.To access the Dashboard Properties window, right-click the white (blank) area of the tree view on the dashboard, and select Properties. You can also click the Properties icon on the toolbar of the dashboard.General sheetThe following are the fields found on the General sheet:•Dashboard ID - This is the identifier for the dashboard definition.•Description - This is a brief explanation for the dashboard.•Enable Refresh All - When selected, the Refresh All button is added to the Standard toolbar in the dashboard.For customers with large databases, the Refresh All button can cause performance issues with the dashboard. This button, by design, does not honor filters and returns all rows to the dashboard.Epicor Software 10 | Advanced Dashboards Course•Include Tree View on Dashboard Assembly - When selected, it allows you to display a tree view in the dashboard for user navigation between data records in the primary query. Once the Application Builder deployment process is run, the tree view displays.Title sheetThe Title sheet displays a summary of the queries publishing information on the dashboard, as well as all the fields published to the title bar. This window allows you to modify any fields published to the dashboard title bar in one place, instead of having to access each query individually.Advanced SearchTo have a dashboard added as an advanced search, you must enable the Advanced Search check box, and establish the Like columns in the Dashboard Properties window. The application uses predefined logic to determine when the Like columns of the Dashboard match those assigned by application programs. When the fields match, the dashboard is available as an advanced search.Example The PartBinWorkbench created in the following workshops could be used as an advanced search inPart Maintenance or Job Entry.Workshop - Create New DashboardIn this workshop, create a new dashboard, add several queries, and add different views to the dashboard. Once the queries are added, modify the views that display and apply publish and subscribe.Navigate to the Dashboard.Menu Path:Executive Analysis > Business Activity Management > General Operations > Dashboard Important This program is not available in the Epicor Web Access™ interface. You can launch this programfrom an Epicor Smart Client (Windows®) interface.Add PartBin Query1.If necessary, from the Tools menu, select Developer.This ensures that you are working in the Developer mode.2.From the New menu, select New Query.The Dashboard Query Properties window displays.3.In the Query ID field, search for and select the EPIC03-PartBin query.4.In the Caption field, verify that Part and Bin Information populates.5.In the Dashboard Query Properties window, click OK.6.On the Standard toolbar, click Refresh to execute the query and refresh the data.7.On the Standard toolbar, click Save.The Save As window displays.8.In the Dashboard ID and Description field, enter XXX-PartBinWorkBench (where XXX are your initials).9.Leave the Enable Refresh All check box clear.For customers with large databases, the Refresh All button can cause performance issues with the dashboard.This button, by design, does not honor filters and returns all rows to the dashboard. The Disable Refresh All option removes this icon from the dashboard toolbar.10.In the Save As window, click OK.Change Grid Caption1.In the dashboard tree view, right-click the grid icon, and select Properties.The Dashboard Grid Properties window displays.2.In the Grid Caption field, enter Parts.3.In the Dashboard Grid Properties window, click OK.Publish FieldsThe Part Number field is published for use as a filter to the additional query views added later in the workshop. The Part Description field is published to the title bar of the Dashboard.1.In the dashboard tree view, right-click the query icon, and select Properties.The Dashboard Query Properties window displays.2.Navigate to the Publish sheet.3.In the Publish Columns section, select the Part.PartNum and Part.PartDescription check boxes.4.Select the Publish to Title check box.5.In the field above Title caption, select Part.PartDescription.6.In the Title caption field, enter Part:, and click OK.7.On the Standard toolbar, click Refresh and verify the results on the title bar of the dashboard.8.On the Standard toolbar, click Save.Add Jobhead Query1.From the New menu, select New Query.The Dashboard Query Properties window displays.2.In the Query ID field, search for and select zjobhead01 query.3.In the Caption field, delete the content and enter Job Info.4.In the Dashboard Query Properties window, click OK.5.On the Standard toolbar, click OK.6.On the Standard toolbar, click Refresh to refresh the data.Change Grid Caption1.In the dashboard tree view, right-click the zjobhead01 grid icon for Job Info, and select Properties.The Dashboard Grid Properties window displays.2.In the Grid Caption field, enter Jobs.3.In the Dashboard Grid Properties window, click OK.Publish Job Number1.In the dashboard tree view, right-click the query icon for Job Info, and select Properties.The Dashboard Query Properties window displays.2.Navigate to the Publish sheet.3.In the Publish Columns section, select JobHead.JobNum.4.Select the Publish to Title check box.5.In the field above Title caption, select JobHead.JobNum.6.In the Title caption field, enter Job:.7.In the Dashboard Query Properties window, click OK.8.On the Standard toolbar, click Refresh and verify the results on the title bar of the dashboard.Notice the part and job now display in the titlebar of the dashboard.9.On the Standard toolbar, click Save.Apply Filter to Jobs GridA filter that subscribes to a published piece of data can be applied to either the query or the individual views such as a grid. When a query subscribes to the published data, all views for that query then subscribe to that same piece of data. However, if you add multiple views such as a grid and a chart, you may only want to filter the data in the grid, not necessarily on the chart. In this situation, you would add the filter to the grid view, not the query.1.In the dashboard tree view, right-click the grid icon for zjobhead01: Summary and select Properties.The Dashboard Grid Properties window displays.2.Navigate to the Filter sheet.3.Enter the following information:FieldDataColumnNameJobHead.PartNumCondition= (equal sign)ValueEPIC03-PartBin- Part and Bin Information: Part.PartNum NoteEPIC03-PartBin- Part and Bin Information: Part.PartNum is the Part Number field published from theEPIC03-PartBin query above.4.In the Dashboard Grid Properties window, click OK.5.On the Standard toolbar, click Save.6.On the Standard toolbar, click Refresh to execute the query and refresh the data.7.Verify the results by selecting parts from the Parts list and reviewing the jobs that display for that part.Use the parts DCD-200-ML as an example of parts that have jobs in the database.8.Remain in the Dashboard.Image ColumnsAn Image Column, when added to a dashboard grid, allows you to add images to a new column in the current grid. There are many standard images that you can select to display. Once you define an image column, create row rules that define when the image displays within this column. You can set up each column so that it does not have a default image. This allows you to populate it with images when specific rule conditions are met. To define the rules that determine when the image displays, use the View Rules sheet.ExampleTo display an image next to a part when it has a negative on hand quantity:1.Create an image column and select the appropriate image (graphic) that you want to display.2.Establish the criteria on the View Rules sheet that defines when the on hand quantity is less than zero, thecolumn displays the selected image.You can immediately use this functionality to display any image included within the Epicor application. You can also display your own images through Resource Editor.The Resource Editor is a tool that allows you to add, edit, and delete the images used within the customized program or dashboard. It allows you to create a custom resource file that automatically loads when you launch the application. You can then reference these images within the application.While you are in Developer Mode for either a customized program or a dashboard, you can selected these images. When you add a new grid to a dashboard, the Image Column sheet allows you to display your custom images on the custom grid. This separate utility is available for download from EPICweb at Epicor Downloads. Use this utility to find, select, and add your own images to the application.Workshop - Add Image Column to the Parts GridIn this workshop, create a new image column to add to the dashboard. Once the image column is created, apply rules that display the image when there is a negative on hand quantity for a part.If necessary, navigate to the Dashboard.Menu Path:Executive Analysis > Business Activity Management > General Operations > Dashboard Important This program is not available in the Epicor Web Access™ interface. You can launch this programfrom an Epicor Smart Client (Windows®) interface.Add Image Column to Parts Grid1.Verify the XXX-PartBinWorkBench (where XXX are your initials) dashboard created earlier is open.2.In the Dashboard tree view, right-click the EPIC03-PartBin: Summary grid icon for and select Properties.The Dashboard Grid Properties window displays.3.Navigate to the Image Columns sheet.4.In the Column Name field, enter NegOH.5.In the Caption field, enter Neg On Hand.The caption displays as the title of the column on the dashboard.6.In the Image Name field, select (None).The image selected in this field is used as the default image for all rows in the grid. In this workshop display the image only when a part has negative on hand quantity.7.In the Visible Index field, enter 1.The number entered in this field determines where the column will display in the grid. The number one indicates that this is the first column to display in the grid.Remain in the Dashboard Grid Properties window.Apply View Rule to Image Column1.Navigate to the View Rules sheet.2.Click the New View Rule button.3.Enter a new rule using the following information:FieldDataSelect FieldPartBin.OnhandQtyRule ConditionLessThanRule Value。
