I have just finished reading " Facts and Fallacies of Software Engineering ", by Robert L. Glass. Quite a funny book, very easy to read. Highly recommended! Here are some of the facts he mentions and elaborates on: Fact 2 - "The best programmers...

On the General tab-page of "Dimension sets" form there is a field, named "Default hierarchy". By default, if a ledger account, journal or table collection has no explicitely defined dimension set rule, than it will not be controlled by dimension sets...

So far, I have been explaining everything based on one dimension set, consisting of Department and Cost Center dimensions. We created a hierarchy and rules for some ledger accounts and free text invoice. Now we control combinations “Department - Cost...

When setting up dimension set rules, sometimes it is necessary to limit the range of valid dimension combinations even more. Find my first post about Dimension Set Hierarchies functionality, and look at the use case: there are only 2 departments and...

I have finished reading the book a couple of days ago, and it was real pleasure! Some sentences have kind of opened my eyes; others were quite cognitive, even if not related to my immediate tasks. And if you asked me, what were my favourite chapters...