Retail : Using the Salesware Retail module : Using the Retail module from the salespoint : Retail .INI settings
 
Retail .INI settings
 
There is a salespoint group name in the SysManager > Preferences > Miscellaneous > Global Salespoint INI tab called Retail. This group is also specified using the Group=Retail setting in Sales32c.INI on each salespoint (in the [SalesPoint] section of the Sales32c.INI file):
 
[SalesPoint]
Group=Retail
 
The following .INI settings are used to create the core functionality for the Retail salespoint:
 
Section in Sales32c_group.INI
.INI Setting
Description
[Preferences]
LimitLocalItems
Specifies whether or not to maintain the entire items table locally. If TRUE, only those items that need to be present to support the local item tree are maintained. Retail salespoints don’t use the item tree to any extent, so their local item set doesn’t need to be limited, so this setting is usually FALSE. TRUE causes a salespoint to hold a local copy of only those items in its assigned item tree.
[Preferences]
TrackingLookupOrder
Based on the number most frequently used for tracking item barcode scanning, set the lookup order to speed lookups.
 
Example:
Barcode, UPC, Invent_ID, Multicode, etc. The system searches in the order specified and returns the first match found.
Note: Invent_ID is created by the system in the items table for tracking items and the i_items table for matrix items. Because they are created sequentially, it is possible for the Invent_ID to be the same for both a tracking and a matrix item. If Invent_ID is being used for only one inventory type, make sure that it is not in the lookup order for the other type. If there is a need to use the Invent_ID for both tracking and matrix items, the retail labels that encode the Invent_ID must have a -m prefix for matrix items and a -I prefix for tracking items.
[Preferences]
MatrixLookupOrder
Based on the number most frequently used for matrix item barcode scanning, set the lookup order to speed lookups.
 
Example:
Barcode, UPC, Invent_ID, Multicode, etc. The system searches in the order specified and returns the first match found.
Note: Invent_ID is created by the system in the items table for tracking items and the i_items table for matrix items. Because they are created sequentially, it is possible for the Invent_ID to be the same for both a tracking and a matrix item. If Invent_ID is being used for only one inventory type, make sure that it is not in the lookup order for the other type. If there is a need to use the Invent_ID for both tracking and matrix items, the retail labels that encode the Invent_ID must have a -m prefix for matrix items and a -I prefix for tracking items.
[Preferences]
LogoutAfterFinalize
More than one operator may be using one Retail salespoint. If Closing by Operator, this helps keep things straight. Also important for security regardless of closeout method if the retail sales staff is on the floor and not always behind the sales counter.
[Preferences]
ZipCodeCollect
If zip codes are being collected at admission salespoints, there is no need to do it again at Retail salespoints.
[Preferences]
DisplayMatrixItems
If one or more matrix items have a salespoint button, this entry must be used to sell.
[Preferences]
ItemDesc, ItemDescFull
If both include the entry <i_items->descrip> so that size, color, etc., display for matrix items.
[Interface]
MainButtonx=INV
Creates an Inv. Lookup button.
[Interface]
PickWidth, ButtonRows, ButtonCols
Used to maximize invoice space when item buttons are not a factor.