Why is it recommended to have a separate PeopleSoft ID for starting Application Server in PeopleSoft

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Why is it recommended to have a separate PeopleSoft ID for starting Application Server in PeopleSoft

Hello:
You can put the JS function into the HTML Header section of the Page defintion.
<script>
function doDelete(id) {
$x('P14_DEL_ID').value=id;
doSubmit('DELETE');
</script>Define a new page process whose process point is 'On Submit: After Computations and Validations'. For the Process Source specify
Delete from <table> where key_column=:p14_del_id;Under Conditional Processing select 'Request=Expression 1'. For Expression 1 specify 'DELETE'
Hope this helps.
Varad

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Edited by: Doug on Nov 14, 2012 4:54 AM
Edited by: Doug on Nov 14, 2012 7:16 AM

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This should be helpful to you:
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