How to compile for six-digit minor account numbers

Q: How do I configure the Business Package for six-digit minor account numbers?

The Business Package is already set up to support six-digit minor account numbers. Making the following change will not affect your existing accounts in any way. There is just one small change needed that will permit six digits when entering an account number. The procedure for making the change is as follows:

1. Using a text editor such as Notepad, edit the file \jcsrce\user.dsc

Locate the following line:

MINOR ,D1 ,5 ;Set the minor code to five digits

and edit it so that it reads as follows:

MINOR ,D1 ,6 ;Set the minor code to six digits

Exit and save the file

2. Go to a command prompt. This can be done by clicking the Windows Start button and clicking Run... Type cmd in the box and press <Enter>.

3. At the command prompt type:

cd \buspkg\jcsrce

and press <Enter>, then type:

makesim

and press <Enter>.

The Business Package will be recompiled. Ignore any "The system cannot find the path specified" messages.

If you see the message "Bad command or file name" after each line of output on the screen, it means that your dbl folder is not set correctly in your PATH. If this happens, type the following command:

path %path%;\dbl

and press <Enter>. Then run the makesim command again.

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