This topic describes the systematic instructions to view the list of Overrides configurations.

1. Click Account Configurations, and under Account Configurations, click Overrides Configuration.
2. Under Overrides Configuration, click View.
   The View page displays.

   Figure 8-1 View Overrides Configuration

   
   

   
   Description of "Figure 8-1 View Overrides Configuration"

   
   

   Tip:

   Click or to switch between the Tile view and the List view.

   Table 8-1 Overrides Configuration Tile - Field Description

   Field	Description
   Origins Source Code	Displays the Code for the Overrides configuration.
   Description	Displays the description of the Overrides configuration.
   Authorization	Displays the authorization status of the record. Authorized Rejected Unauthorized
   Status	Displays the status of the record. Open Closed

   The following table describes the action items in the More Options () menu and the action items on the page.

   Table 8-2 Action Items Description

   Action Item	Description
   Unlock	Unlock a record and make amendments.
   Close	Close a record to prevent it from being unlocked and amended.
   View	View the details of a record.
   Delete	Delete a record. Note: Once deleted, the component can no longer be used to define an entity. But entities already defined using the component can continue to use it.
   Reopen	Reopen a closed record.
   Authorize	Authorize a record to make it active and available to define entities. Note: Creator of a record cannot authorize the component. Another user with authorize permissions can.
   Audit	Select to view the Maker, Checker, Status, and Modification Number of a record.
   Errors and Overrides	Select to view all existing errors or warnings on the page.

   Note:

   The actions you can perform depend on your role and the record status.
3. View details of an Overrides Configuration.
   1. Click and select View.
      The Overrides Configuration page displays.

      Figure 8-2 View Overrides Configuration

      
      

      
      Description of "Figure 8-2 View Overrides Configuration"

      
      

      Table 8-3 Fields and Column Descriptions

      Column Name	Description
      Origin Source Code	Specifies the origin source of the exception codes.
      Description	Description of the origin source.
      Exception Code	This column lists the exception code added to the origin source.
      Source Code	This column lists the source code to which the exception code applies.
      Severity	This column lists the severity level of the exception.
      Referable	This column lists if the exception is marked for referral.
      Exception Type	This column lists the type of the exception.

   2. Click All, Defaulted, or New buttons to list the corresponding exception codes.
   3. Click in the Actions column and select View.
      The Add Exception Code dialog displays.

      Figure 8-3 Add Exception Code

      
      

      
      Description of "Figure 8-3 Add Exception Code"

      
      
   4. Click Close.
4. Unlock and update an Overrides Configuration.
   1. Click and select Unlock.
      The Overrides Configuration page displays.

      Figure 8-4 Overrides Configuration - Unlock

      
      

      
      Description of "Figure 8-4 Overrides Configuration - Unlock"

      
      
   2. To add a new Exception Code, click .
      1. click .
         The Add Exception Code dialog displays.

         Note:

         Exception codes provide a structured way to handle and communicate errors and exceptional events.

         Figure 8-5 Add Exception Code

         
         

         
         Description of "Figure 8-5 Add Exception Code"

         
         
      2. Specify the required fields.

         Note:

         All the fields are mandatory.

         Table 8-4 Exception Code - Column Description

         Field	Description
         Exception Code	Specify an alphanumeric code to identify an exception in a source code. For example, CAPP-ACS-VAL-H0.
         Source Code	Specify the Source Code for which the Exception Code is specified, from the list of values. To know more about Source Code, see Source Code.
         Severity	Specify the Severity of the exception from a list of values. You can specify a value from one to ten, where one represents the minimum severity and ten represents the maximum severity.
         Referable	Enable this option to refer this exception. By default this option is disabled.

      3. To add a new language Code for the Exception code, click .

         A new blank row is added to the Language Code table.

      4. Double click the Language Code column to activate the row.
      5. Specify the required fields described in the following table.

         Table 8-5 Language Code - Column Description

         Field	Description
         Action	Displays the trash icon to delete the Language code.
         Language Code	Specify the Language Code to set the preferred language, from the list of values.
         Language	Displays the name of the selected Language Code.
         Exception Description	Provide additional details that describes the exception code.

      6. Click Add.

         The Overrides Configuration page displays the new Exception Code in a new row.

   3. Edit an Exception code.
      1. Click in the Actions column and select ,Edit.

         The Add Exception Code dialog displays.

      2. Perform the required edits.
      3. Click Save.
   4. Delete an Exception code.
      1. Click in the Actions column and select ,Delete.
         The exception code is deleted.

         Note:

         You can only delete exception codes that you added in the same session.
5. Approve or Reject Overrides.
   1. From the Search Filter, search for the required record that is in an Unauthorized and Open state.
   2. Click and select Authorize.
      The View page displays.

      Figure 8-6 Approve the Record

      
      

      
      Description of "Figure 8-6 Approve the Record"

      
      

      Table 8-6 Authorize View

      Field Name	Description
      Mod Number<N>	Indicates the number of times the record was modified. Where N represents the number of modifications. Note: For a newly created record the modification number is 1.
      Done By	Name of the user who performed the latest modification.
      Done On	Date on which the record was modified.
      Record Status	The status of the record. Note: To authorize a record, its status should be Open.
      Once Auth	Specifies if the record was authorized at least once. Note: For a newly created record, the value is No.
      Compare (Button)	Click to compare the modified record with the previous version of the record.
      View (Button)	Click to display the record details.

   3. Click the check box besides Mod Number<N> to select the modified record.
   4. Click Approve or Reject.
      The Confirm dialog displays.
   5. Enter any remarks and click Confirm.
      A toast message confirms the successful approval or rejection of the record.