Application Configuration Packages do not support all kinds of configurations that can be made in IFS Applications, nor all possible uses.
Note: This page lists a number of situations that is important to be aware of in order to work efficiently with Application Configuration Packages. There are actually more situations that can be considered as a limitation than listed here.
There are many configurations that can be done in the system. Many of them are not supported by Application Configuration Packages. The Custom Object types that can be added to a package are the following:
The available custom objects listed in Add To Package function in the Application Configuration Package page will show the configurations that are supported.
When importing a package, the items defined in the package are imported to the target environment. There is no support for delivering a package that will remove custom objects that has been created by previous versions of the package and now are considered obsolete. Items that are obsolete needs to be manually removed in the target environment. The Export Comment could be used to provide such communication.
Example:
A custom field can be of type Local. This is typically used for attributes defined in the Logical Unit but which is not an existing field in the client window. These Custom Fields are not supported by Application Configuration Packages and cannot be added to a package.
A Custom Enumeration or Custom Logical Unit that is already published cannot be set to "Not Approved" through importing. A Custom Enumeration or Custom Logical Unit needs to be unpublished first in the target environment. When importing a Custom Enumeration or a Custom Logical Unit as "Not approved" to an environment where it already exists and is published, it will still be "Approved" in the target system if after import.