The functionality of containers is described in the chapter Sub objects, section Container.
The most important containers and items are described below:
Container/Item | Description |
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HEADER | Header Data |
INITIATOR | User name of the initiator. Can be used e.g. for Members or Notifications . |
OBJECT | Object reference to the main object. All properties (technical: attributes and methods) are provided within the object. Some data is available in all objects, but each object can provide additional data: IS_NEW tells you whether the object is (still) new. GET_DESCRIPTION returns the name GET_EXTERNAL_KEY returns the object key in external, readable format. GET_OBJECT_TYPE_DESCRIPTION returns the name of the object type (for example, material). GET_CHAR_VALUE returns the value of a characteristic. GET_EXTERNAL_STATUS returns the status in external format (if status supported). GET_INTERNAL_STATUS returns the status in internal format (if status supported). GET_STATUS_DESCRIPTION returns the status description (if status supported). The following data is usually available for accessing the main data of the object: GET_MAIN_DATA returns the current main data and also takes into account data changes that are not yet saved. GET_MAIN_DATA_OLD returns the old main data from the database. GET_MAIN_DATA_DELTA returns the delta between the current and old data. The new value is delivered if there is a deviation. If the values are identical, the placeholder "^" is returned.
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Delta data is only available for alphabetical data. However, due to the architecture, numeric values are also offered, but may not be used. |
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RUNTIME_STATUS | Current status at runtime |
RESPONSIBLES | Responsible Person |
All | List of all process owners. Can be used, for example, for Members or Notifications. |
If customer specific Container extensions are set up, then the relevant container items can be choosen.
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