Object packages are intended to save you time scheduling objects that have similar scheduling requirements. As a result, you configure some parameters at the object package level, and some at the object level, that is, for the individual objects in the object package.
For example, you have to specify the destination for an object package, but you cannot specify destinations for the individual objects in the package. When the system runs the object package, it will save the output instances to the destination you specified for the object package.
Note: Because the objects in an object package are copies of objects that exist outside the package, the changes you make will not affect the objects outside the object package.
The following table indicates which configuration parameters you can modify for an object package or for individual objects in a package. The parameters are identified by tab or link. For information on how to set or modify these parameters, see:
| Configuration tabs and links | Configure for an object package | Configure for individual objects in a package | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Business Objects http://www.businessobjects.com/ Support services http://www.businessobjects.com/services/support/ Product Documentation on the Web http://support.businessobjects.com/documentation/ |