| Feature Definitions (tdsmi0150s000) |  |
| Use this session to maintain and display feature definitions. Features serve as the basis for the selections that can be made to direct the marketing efforts. They can be connected to: Business partners or their contacts. Opportunities or their contacts. Activities. Note If the activities are moved to the history, the features are moved as well. If a feature is of the Option type, fill the options in the Options by Feature Definition (tdsmi0151m000) session. In the Letters (tdsmi1150m000) session and the Flexible Printing (tdsmi2410m100) session, you can make a layout for a standardized letter. For example, you can use the feature definitions and the tables to enter a standard salutation. Use the Zoom Code field and the Zoom to Session/Menu field to determine the session or menu you want to use. Related topics Relation Management - master data
Fields | Description
Feature Definitions By Feature Set | The definitions used to record additional information about customers, prospects, contacts, opportunities, or activities.
Label | The description of the feature definition.
Search Key | An alternative form of a description used for convenience during searching. Typically, it is an abbreviation, an acronym, or a mnemonic alternative to a full description. Default value ERP LN takes the first 16 positions of the label description.
Field Type | Select the field type for the feature. The field type determines the length and kind (for example numeric or alphanumeric) of the field entry.
Field Length | You can determine how many positions can be used when you enter the feature. Note The limit depends on the feature type: Alphanumerical (1 - 40 positions). Fraction (1 - 14 positions). Integer (1 - 10 positions). ERP LN determines the lengths of the other feature types.
Conversion | This field indicates if the entered feature of the Alphanumeric type must be converted to capitals or small letters.
Adjustment Method | The feature of the Alphanumeric type can be left aligned, right aligned, or centered. You can only access this field if the feature is of the Alphanumeric type. Note ERP LN sets this field to Right if the feature type is Fraction or Integer. For all other types, this field is set to No.
Mandatory Input | If this check box is selected, you must fill the feature field.
Default (Expression) | If you fill this field, ERP LN offers a default value when a feature is generated. This increases the speed and the reliability of data entry.
Text | If this check box is selected, a text is added to the feature.
Reference Field | Select the table fields in the ERP LN database to which the feature must refer. Example If you want to use an item code as feature, refer to the table field tcibd001.item. Note A reference field cannot be filled if the feature is of the Option or Text type.
Reference Mode | Specify if the defined feature must occur in the standard ERP LN table entered in the Reference Field.
Reference Message | The message ERP LN displays when the feature table field referred to is not found in an ERP LN table. Example If you use an item code as feature, you can refer to the table field tiitm001.item. But if the item code is removed from this table field, ERP LN displays a reference message.
Zoom Code | You can link a zoom session, or a menu to all features. This enables a user to consult data that can be useful when maintaining features.
Zoom to Session/Menu | Select the session or menu to which you want to link the feature.
Return Field | The table field that is transferred to the current session after zooming.
Attention | Select the attention code assigned to the feature.
Display Text on Input | If this check box is selected, feature text is displayed when the feature is maintained.