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What's New in Release 1. 5 69 1 Syntax /ACTION : <Action Name> [:<Action Parameter>] Where, <Action Name> is the name of any of the Global actions. <Action Parameter> is optional. It has to be specified based on the action. /PREACTION This parameter starts T ally, loads the company and executes the specified action before displaying the Main Menu of T ally. Syntax /PREACTION : <Action Name> [:<Action Parameter>] Where, <Action Name> is the name of any of the Global actions. <Action Parameter> is optional. It has to be specified based on the action. /POST ACTION This parameter starts T ally, loads the company and executes the specified action when the u ser quits T ally. Syntax /POSTACTION : <Action Name> [:<Action Parameter>] Where, <Action Name> is the name of any of the Global actions. <Action Parameter> is optional. It has to be specified based on the action. Example: Considering that "C:\T ally. ERP 9" is the Folder where T ally. exe is available. The corresponding TDL file "Back UP. txt" for functions is available in the sample folder. /NOINITDL & /TDL "C:\Tally. ERP 9\Tally. exe" /NOINITDL /LOAD:00009 "/TDL:C: \Tally. ERP 9 \TDL \Security TDL. txt" /TDL:Master TDL. txt This command expression ignores all the TDLs specified in T ally. ini file while loading T ally. It starts T ally application and loads the TDLs ' Security TDL. txt' and ' Master TDL. txt '. /NOINILOAD with /LOAD "C:\Tally. ERP 9 \Tally. exe" /NOINILOAD /LOAD:00009i. Only one of the action parameters can be specified at a time. ii. The actions specified with / PREACTION and / POST ACTION are not executed each time the T ally application is restarted, due to the change in configurationsettings. The action specified with / PREACTION is executed when T ally starts for the First time. The action specified with / POST ACTION is executed during the Last exit from T ally application. | TDL_Reference_Manual.pdf |
What's New in Release 1. 5 692 This command expression ignores all the companies specified in T ally. ini file while loading T ally. It starts T ally application and loads the company identified by 00009. /V ARIABLE "C:\Tally. ERP 9 \Tally. exe" /LOAD: 00009 /VARIABLE : My Logical Var : Logical This command expression starts the T ally application, and with a logical variable My Logical Var. /SETV AR and /ACTION "C:\Tally. ERP9 \Tally. exe" /SETVAR:Explode Flag : Yes/LOAD : 00009 /ACTION : DISPLAY : Trial Balance This command expression sets the value of the variable Explode Flag to YES and directly displays the Trial Balance report. /PREACTION "C:\Tally. ERP9 \Tally. exe"/LOAD : 00009/PREACTION : CALL : Backup Before Entry This command expression starts T ally application, loads the company identified by 00009 and calls the function “ Back Up Before Entry before displaying the main menu. /POST ACTION "C:\Tally. ERP 9 \Tally. exe" /LOAD: 00009 /POSTACTION : CALL : Backup On Exit This command expression s tarts T ally application, loads the company 00009, and calls the function Backup On Exit, when the user quits T ally. /NOGUI "C:\Tally. ERP 9 \Tally. exe" /NOGUI /LOAD : 00009 /ACTION : CALL : Backup Schedule This command expression starts the Tally application, and execu tes the function Backup Schedule, without displaying the Tally window. | TDL_Reference_Manual.pdf |
673 Appendix Objects can be composed of methods and collection. The collecti on can be made up of objects which is again a combination of methods and collection and so o n. This chain can go up to any number of levels. The following diagram represents the structur e of an object in general. Figure 1 Object Structure The detailed structure of the masters Company, Ledger, Group, Stock Item and transaction object Voucher is described in this section. | TDL_Reference_Manual.pdf |
Appendix 674 Company Company objects contains various methods and collections. Some of the collections further contains sub-collections. Figure 2 shows the complete structure of Company objects. The availability of methods and collection depends on the features that are activated while creating the company or through F1 1 Features and F12 configuration settings. Figure 2 Structure of Company Object The company object contains methods and collections at first le vel. Methods $Name, $Books- From, $Excise Range etc are available at Level 1. Some of the co llections further contain sub-collection which in-turn contains a sub collection. For Exa mple, the collect ion Auto Cost List contains a sub-collection Category Allocations at Level 2. Category allocatio ns again contain sub-collection Cost Centre allocations at Level 3. | TDL_Reference_Manual.pdf |
Appendix 67 5 Some methods and collections of Company Object: Address Collection Group Group object contain methods $Name, $Parent, $Is Bill Wise On, $Is Deemed Positive, $Overdue Bills etc. and one sub-collection Language Name. Figure 3 Group Object Some methods and collections of Group Object: Language Name Collection Name Type Description Name Method T o fetch the name of Company Address Collection Address of the Company State Name Method T o fetch the state name Pincode Method T o fetch the Pincode Email Method T o fetch the Email id V A TTINNumber Method T o fetch the V A T No details Name Type Description Address Method T o fetch the name of Company Name Type Description Language Name Collection Group Name in various languages Parent Method Parent of current group name Opening Balance Method Opening Balance Closing Balance Method Closing Balance Debit T otals Method Debit T otals Credit T otals Method Credit T otals Name Type Description Name Method Ledger Name in selected language Language Method Language Name Language Id Method Language ID | TDL_Reference_Manual.pdf |
Appendix 676 Ledger Ledger objects contains methods $Name, $Parent, $Ledger Phone et c. and collections Address, Bill allocations etc at Level 1. The features activated through F1 1 features and F12 configuration settings effectively decides the availability of methods and co llection for Ledger Object. The complete hierarchy of Ledger object is as shown in the foll owing figure. Figure 4 Le dger Object The collection Bill Allocations w on't be available if the optio n "Maintain Bill-Wise Details" is set to NO in F1 1 Accounting features. Some methods and collections of Ledger object: Name Type Description Name Method Ledger name Parent Method Parent group of ledger Address Collection Address of the party Mailing Name Method Ledger Mailing Name Ledger Phone Method Phone number | TDL_Reference_Manual.pdf |
Appendix 67 7 Bill Allocations Collection Stock Group The Group Object contains many methods namely $Parent, $Base Units etc. and one sub- collection Language Name. Figure 5 Stock Group Object Some methods and collections of Stock Group Object: Stock Item The methods $Name, $Base Units, $Description etc. and collections Language Name, Batch Allocations and Component List etc. belongs to the object stock Item. The features activated through F1 1 features and F12 configuration settings effectively decides the availability of methods and collection for Stock Item Object. The complete hierarchy of Stock Item object is as shown in the following figure 6:Ledger Contact Method Contact person name Is Billwise On Method Checks whether Billwise Details are required for the specified Ledger. Bill Allocations Collection Opening Bill Details Name Type Description Bill Date Method Bill date Name Method Bill name Opening Balance Method Opening balance of the bill Name Type Description Name Method Name of Stock Group Parent Method Name of Parent Opening Balance Method Opening balance Closing Balance Method Closing balance | TDL_Reference_Manual.pdf |
Appendix 678 Figure 6 Stoc k Item Object The collections Component List, Sales List, Purchase List and F ull Price List further contain a sub-collection. Some methods and collections of Stock Item object: Name Type Description Name Method Name of the Stock Item Parent Method Parent name of the Stock Item | TDL_Reference_Manual.pdf |
Appendix 67 9 Batch Allocations Collection Voucher Voucher object is the most complex object in TDL. There are so many methods and collections at Level 1 and most of the collections further have methods and su b-collection. The availability of methods and collection is based on the features activated throu gh F1 1 features and F12 configuration settings. The following figure shows the complete hierarchy of the Vouche r object:Category Alloca-Collection Stock Item Category name Base Units Method Stock Item Primary units Description Method Description of Stock item Opening Balance Method Opening Balance in Quantity Closing Balance Method Closing Balance in Quantity Batch Allocations Collection Opening Batch Details Name Type Description Batch Name Method T o fetch the name of batch Godown Name Method Godown name Opening Balance Method Opening balance Expiry Period Method Expiry period For the details of Category Allocation s collection please refer Voucher object. | TDL_Reference_Manual.pdf |
Appendix 680 Figure 7 V oucher Object The collection Ledger Entries, Inventory Entries, All Ledger En tries and All Inventory Entries Collections are widely used in the reports and for invoice customisation. | TDL_Reference_Manual.pdf |
Appendix 68 1 Some methods and collections of Voucher object: Ledger Entries Collection Inventory Entries Collection Name Type Description Date Method Voucher Date Voucher Number Method Voucher number Voucher Type Name Method Name of the Voucher Type Party Ledger Name Method Party Name in voucher Narration Method Narration of the voucher Ledger Entries Collection Ledgers involved in the transaction Inventory Entries Collection Inventory details Name Type Description Ledger Name Method Ledger Amount Method Amount Bill Allocations Collection Bill Details Category Alloca-Collection Category Details For the details of Bill Allocations details please refer Ledger object Name Type Description Stock Item Name Method Name of the Stock Item sold to the party Billed Qty Method Quantity of the item sold to the party Rate Method Rate of the Stock Item Amount Method Amount Batch Allocations Collection Batch details User Description Method Description entered | TDL_Reference_Manual.pdf |
Appendix 682 Category Allocations Collection Cost Center Allocations Collection For the details of Batch Allocations collection please refer Stock Item object Name Type Description Category Method Category Name Cost Centre Alloca tions Collection Cost Centre Details Name Type Description Name Method Name of the Cost centre Amount Method Amount | TDL_Reference_Manual.pdf |