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CUS1.Creating Abbreviations-R09.01
CUS1.Creating Abbreviations-R09.01
In general, Abbreviation is a short form of a long word or phrase. A T24 user would not
like to type in the full application name everyday to invoke some frequently used
application. It would be much easier for the user if an abbreviation exists for the
application. Abbreviations have been introduced in T24 to avoid using long T24
Application names , longer version names and to customise T24 commands for the
user
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Lets take a look at how to invoke an application from the command prompt. You type
in the application name at the command prompt, FUNDS.TRANSFER in this example
and the application is launched in a new window. Dont you think it would be easier to
type FT instead of FUNDS.TRANSFER to invoke the funds transfer application?
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In this illustration you see how to invoke a version for money market application. As a
first step, create a version for the application. The version is invoked by typing the
application name followed by a comma and the version name. The version is launched
in the new window. Again it much be much easier for the end user if the version is
abbreviated.
CUS1.Creating Abbreviations-R09.01
CUS1.Creating Abbreviations-R09.01
CUS1.Creating Abbreviations-R09.01
Now lets learn how to invoke the application with the abbreviation you just created.
1. At the command prompt type MM to invoke the money market application.
2. The application is launched in a new window as illustrated.
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CUS1.Creating Abbreviations-R09.01
To invoke the version, type MMCALLDEP at the command prompt. This is the ID of
the abbreviation record.
This launches the version created for the money market application in a new window.
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How do you invoke an enquiry in T24? You type in ENQUIRY.SELECT followed by the
enquiry name. For easy use, an abbreviation record ENQ is created with the Original
Text set as ENQUIRY.SELECT. So you can use ENQ instead of typing
ENQUIRY.SELECT to invoke an enquiry.
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Now that you have created an abbreviation ENQ for an enquiry, lets launch the enquiry
for PROTOCOL application. At the command prompt type ENQ followed by the
enquiry, say %PROTOCOL in this example. This brings up the selection criteria box
for the enquiry in a new window as illustrated.
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In this learning unit, you have learnt the advantages and how to abbreviate your
application names in T24. You will now be able to,
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