Subsystem dependencies

The following table describes subsystem dependencies. When you include a subsystem in your application, also include all of the subsystems it depends on and three mandatory subsystems:

Base functionality

Users

Infobase version update

Subsystem	Depends on
Access management (***)
Additional reports and data processors (***)	Print
Address classifier	Contact information (*) Get files from the Internet
Attached files	File functions
Calendar schedules
Companies	Contact information (*)
Contact information	Address classifier (*) Item order setup
Currencies (***)	Get files from the Internet
Data exchange (*, **)	Email operations Get files from the Internet () Object prefixation () Scheduled jobs (*)
Dynamic configuration update control
Email operations
File functions ( , *)
Full-text search
Get files from the Internet
Item order setup
Legitimate software check
Object attribute edit prohibition
Object prefixation
Object versioning
Performance monitor
Print	Email operations Attached files () Additional reports and data processors ()
Properties	Object attribute edit prohibition
Scheduled jobs
User sessions
Work schedules	Calendars schedules

* It is not a strict dependency. You can include the subsystem in your application without including the subsystem it depends on (provided that you configure the included subsystem properly).

** The File functions subsystem cannot be included in an application independently. Always include it together with the Attached files subsystem.

*** If your application is designed to run in SaaS mode when you include a subsystem, also include a matching subsystem with SaaS postfix. Example: if you include the Currencies subsystem, also include the Currencies SaaS subsystem.

**** The Data exchange subsystem is mandatory for applications that feature data exchange in a distributed Infobase.

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