Great.... 444=9 should also work. 444=0 would switch back to the 2012 ifp Processing.
Personally I would prefer using 444=9 as it uses the new IFP processing which is much faster and better checks in place for input file checking.
This is useful as it tells the user to check if he has accidentally placed incorrect values in the fields... Once he has confirmed that everything is correct, he can add the cell to run the job.
Great.... 444=9 should also work. 444=0 would switch back to the 2012 ifp Processing.
Personally I would prefer using 444=9 as it uses the new IFP processing which is much faster and better checks in place for input file checking.
This is useful as it tells the user to check if he has accidentally placed incorrect values in the fields... Once he has confirmed that everything is correct, he can add the cell to run the job.