1. Double-click on the transfer route you want to edit, or choose File -> New from the menu bar to create a new transfer route.

2. Fill in the fields on the dialog.

These fields are found in the Main Details Tab:

Function Code

Specifies which function code this transfer route will take. This is a drop-down combo box which means that a user can define their own function code. This needs to conform to the valid naming conventions.

Note: When defining your own transfer route a caption must be set. This field can be found under the Advanced tab. If a caption is not set, the function code will not appear in the drop-down list in the transfer dialog.

Note: When defining your own function code, there are certain codes that cannot be used because they are reserved. See the list of reserved transfer route function codes.

From location

The starting point of the transfer route, i.e. the location that the object version should be transferred from.

To location

The end point of the transfer route, i.e. the location that the object version should be transferred to.

Access rights

Specifies the access rights for this transfer.

Dependencies

A list of requirements for the transfer, including locations, location classes and dependency functions. For example, if a location is listed here, an object will not be able to move along the transfer route unless it is active at that location. For more information, see the article on syntaxes.

Activations

Specifies locations at which the object will become active when it moves along the transfer route. The to location is usually listed here. For more information, see the article on syntaxes.

New master location

The location at which the master version of the object is stored.

Copy/move

Specifies whether or not the object should remain at the 'From location'.

Create new version?

Specifies whether or not the object version should be incremented as it is transferred.

Transfer message

The message that is written to the audit trail when the transfer completes. This can include the symbolic names %FROM and %TO.

Message category

The category of message created when the transfer completes.

Skipped category

The category of message created when the transfer is skipped.

Error category

The category of message created when the transfer returns an error.

Notes

More detailed information about the transfer route.

These fields are found in the Advanced Tab:

Function caption

The name of the transfer option as it appears in the right-click menu.

Copy only if changed?

If selected, the object will only be copied if it differs from the object version that already exists at the 'To location'.

Status date behaviour

(Deprecated)

Status date caption

(Deprecated)