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Difference Between NER and C NER C-BSFN

NER allows for easy compilation into other languages and uses a familiar coding environment, while C functions are compiled into a C source file along with data structure and header specifications. Both C and NER functions are stored in a DLL. The API provides C functions from ERP8 for third party applications to interface with, ensuring common functionality, consistency, and that code does not need modification even if new functionality is added through changes to data structures.

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Difference Between NER and C NER C-BSFN

NER allows for easy compilation into other languages and uses a familiar coding environment, while C functions are compiled into a C source file along with data structure and header specifications. Both C and NER functions are stored in a DLL. The API provides C functions from ERP8 for third party applications to interface with, ensuring common functionality, consistency, and that code does not need modification even if new functionality is added through changes to data structures.

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Difference between NER and C


NER
Easy to compile into other
languages
Logic is simple
Coding done in a familiar
environment

C-Bsfn
Batch error level messaging (In Work Centre)
Utilize memory cache
Break large functions into smaller sub functions

2. C Bsfn Components
Regardless of the function written in C or NER, the logic is compiled into a C source
file
The four main components are:
Business Function Specifications
Data Structure Specifications
.c File
.h File
Both C and NER functions are stored in a DLL
3. API
A collection of C functions provided by ERP8 to allow 3rd party applications to
interface with ERP8
APIs provide many advantages.

Dont have to modify code if new functionality. When a DS changes, dont


have to modify your source.

APIs ensure common functionality and consistency. Ex: currency. MATH_NUMERIC


data structure changed and new APIs were written, but didnt have to rewrite C code for
all your applications. Currency APIs mean that everyone performs currency scrubbing,
etc in same fashion.

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