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TFS Intefration Guide - Table of Contents

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TFS Integration can be performed in the following ways:

Performing Integration - Using Profiles - Click here to expand...

Integration can be performed using an integration profile. The user must be logged into TFS Integration to perform this type of integration and a Profile must have been previously created.

Performing Integration

Open the Profiles screen (Integration > Profiles).
From the Integration Profiles list, select the required profile.
Click the Select button. The TFS to MYOB (Criteria tab) screen will be displayed.
Add or remove any email recipients, if required.
Edit the subject heading, if required.
Click the Start button. The integration will begin.
After the integration completes the TFS to MYOB (Output tab) screen will be displayed with the results.

The Run History list on the Profiles screen will be updated with the latest integration results. For more information about the Run History list

Performing Integration - Command Line - Click here to expand...

TFS Integration can be run using command line switches via the Run command or an application shortcut. Command line switches do not require the software to be opened and thus can be used in conjunction with Windows Scheduled Task (please refer to the Microsoft Windows or Microsoft Server product documentation).

To perform integration using command line switches, an integration profile must already have been created and the profile number, available from the Profiles screen, must be noted down.

Command line switches can only be used to perform one integration profile at a time.

Command Line Switches

The following command line switch is available for TFS Integration.

Option	Effect
/px	Performs an integration based on a specified profile number. x = Profile Number A list of profiles numbers is available via the Profiles screen.

Creating a Command Line Switch for a TFS Integration Shortcut

Create a copy of the TFS Integration shortcut (Start menu > All Programs > Insula Software > TFS Integration) and rename the shortcut.
Right-click the new shortcut and select Properties. The Properties dialog will be displayed.
In the Start in: field, add the required command line parameters.

Example: "C:\Program Files\Insula Group Pty Ltd\The Finance Shop\Bin\" /p1

This will perform an integration based on Profile #1 without opening the software.

Creating a Command Line Switch for the Run Dialog

Open the Run dialog (Start menu > Run). The Run dialog will be displayed.
the Open: field, add the required command line parameters.

Example: "C:\Program Files\Insula Group Pty Ltd\The Finance Shop\Bin\TFSIntegration.exe" /p1
This will perform an integration based on Profile #1 without opening the software.

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