Difference between revisions of "Submit Logic"
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==Condition Construction== | ==Condition Construction== | ||
| − | Conditions consist of references to fields and aggregate functions and use the same syntax as the | + | Conditions consist of references to fields and aggregate functions and use the same syntax as the [[Template / Type Formulas]]. The following examples illustrate various examples of the '''submit logic''': |
1. '''Criteria''': a '''minimum of three''' level 2 items (''of any type'') are required to submit the level 1 item. | 1. '''Criteria''': a '''minimum of three''' level 2 items (''of any type'') are required to submit the level 1 item. | ||
| + | '''@level2.count(*)@>2''' | ||
| − | + | 2. '''Criteria''': a '''minimum of three''' level 2 items '''where the type is email''' are required to submit the level 1 item. | |
| − | + | '''@level2.count(*):typename='email'@>2''' | |
| − | 2. '''Criteria''': a '''minimum of three''' level 2 items '''where the type is email'''. | ||
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| − | '''@level2.count(*):typename='email'@>2''' | ||
3. '''Criteria''': a '''minimum of three''' level 2 items '''where the type is email''' and the '''status is closed''' (''for both items''). | 3. '''Criteria''': a '''minimum of three''' level 2 items '''where the type is email''' and the '''status is closed''' (''for both items''). | ||
| − | + | '''@level2.count(*):typename='email' and statusname='closed'@>2''' | |
| − | '''@level2.count(*):typename='email' and statusname='closed'@>2''' | ||
'''Additional examples''': | '''Additional examples''': | ||
Revision as of 17:17, 14 July 2009
- This feature provides for the creation of any number of submission rules that control a submission process.
- When a submission process is controlled by submission logic, then values at other levels can be validated.
- Values are validated based on the sequence defined within the submission logic.
- From Level 1 the submission rules can access any field at Level 1, account/contact fields, as well as aggregated fields at Level 2 and/or Level 3.
- The Submit Logic feature is associated with a particular status. Associating the conditions with each status allows for different statuses to control sets of Submit Logic rules.
Contents
Accessing the Submit Logic Function
To access the Submit Logic feature:
Click the Settings tab within the UTA, then on the Statuses link in either the Level 1 settings section, or Level 2 settings section.
The Submit Logic tab is displayed next to the Status Trigger tab.
Click on Submit Logic tab to go to the Submit Logic page.
Each Condition consists of the following fields:
- Order - the order in which the condition can be executed. Each condition is executed in sequence based on the order. The submission process will stop and the associated message displayed if the condition is not met.
- Name - a narrative name for the condition.
- Description - narrative description of the condition.
- Condition - stores the expression that represents the condition.
- Message - stores the message to be displayed if the condition is not met.
Condition Construction
Conditions consist of references to fields and aggregate functions and use the same syntax as the Template / Type Formulas. The following examples illustrate various examples of the submit logic:
1. Criteria: a minimum of three level 2 items (of any type) are required to submit the level 1 item.
@level2.count(*)@>2
2. Criteria: a minimum of three level 2 items where the type is email are required to submit the level 1 item.
@level2.count(*):typename='email'@>2
3. Criteria: a minimum of three level 2 items where the type is email and the status is closed (for both items).
@level2.count(*):typename='email' and statusname='closed'@>2
Additional examples:
- @company.commission rate@ > 0.3 - the commission rate for the associated company must be greater than 0.3 (30%).
- @branch.name@ = 'xyz' - the associated branch name must be 'xyz'.
- @total salaries@ < 400000 - the total salaries field in the Level 1 Entity is less than 400,000.
- @level2.sum(megawatts)@ > 5 - the sum of the megawatts field in all level 2 is greater than 5.
- @level2.sum(cf_23232)@ > 5 - same as previous example but using the custom field ID.
Message Construction
- Messages are created for each condition providing the user with specific details as to the condition requirement that was not met.
- Field names and aggregate functions are used in the same manner as with the condition construction.
Using the first condition example shown above:
At least three appendices are required to submit this proposal but only @level2.count(*)@ were found, please check and then submit the proposal again.
