Column = COBOL field name without the AJB- prefix, hyphens → underscores. Derived fields are computed by the application and are not stored. PK = primary key (present in every index); SETn = leading/alternate key of that index.
This is the object identifier. It is used to relate commitments or posted transactions back to the originating subsystems. Each subsystem record that is updated as a commitment or posted transaction is assigned an object identifier. The object identifier is maintained in the subsystem files and in the Activity Commitments Detail and Activity Transaction files. The object identifier is a unique key used to drill back from Activity Management to the subsystems.
Attribute name assigned to an object (like accounting unit) to track additional information. Attribute values may then be used in selection and sorting for report and analysis.
Keys are listed in index order; ↓ marks a descending key. Every documented Lawson index is unique unless flagged Duplicates; Subset indexes carry a Where condition.
Index
Keys
Flags
Condition
Used in
AJBSET1
OBJ-ID
MATRIX-CAT
Primary
AC01.1, AC08.1, AC08.2, AC08.3, AC08.6, AC105, AC112, AC113 +22 more (list truncated in source)
AJBSET2
MATRIX-CAT
MX-VALUE
OBJ-ID
KeyChange
AC01.1, AC105, AC112, AC113, AC120, AC121, AC123, AC128 +22 more (list truncated in source)
Relations
Relationship map — 1:1 lookups/parents on the left, 1:M children on the right (up to 14 each)
