Note This article provides a basic understanding of the Zebra Programming Language that is used to create labels that can be used with Zebra label printers. You can use this label to experiment with the formatting options that are available when you use the Zebra Programming Language (ZPL).The following information will help you change the label format to suit your specific needs.This information includes descriptions of the Zebra commands and of the variables that Microsoft provides so that you can insert information into the labels. Microsoft Dynamics RMS Store Operations includes a label that works with the Zebra Barcode printer. This article describes how to edit Zebra Labels in Microsoft Dynamics Retail Management System (RMS) Store Operations. See the following links/videos for more details.How to edit Zebra Labels in Microsoft Dynamics Retail Management System Store Operations INTRODUCTION Report plugin is available from Apps 8 onward. If you have a barcode printer like a Zebra label printer then the best option is to use a ZPL script (EPL if Epson) along with using a report plugin layout (RPL layout). You can create a barcode (1D and 2D) from a report designer layout.

IFS has two options other than using Crystal. The code is too large to cut and paste here. If you add custom fields, it knows about them. The PL/SQL code learns from the IFS object you want to print from. The sample code only sends fields that have one of the following datatypes CHAR, VARCHAR2, DATE, NUMBER. I have sample PL/SQL code for generating the label data from any IFS object available.

Designing and printing the labels - there are several options available that are focused on printing barcode labels.

Some options include creating a small text file that label engines pickup and process or sending the data directly to the print engine via a TCP socket connection ( fast and no file is required).

Getting the data out of IFS and into a label printing engine.

Crystal is pretty bulky for generating barcode labels, has margin control issues on smaller label sizes, and requires a larger print engine to render a label. Here’s a non-Crystal Report option for printing labels out of IFS.

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