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Modifying properties

Modifying a property offers a far greater choice of configuring options :

Figure 7.39: Modifying property 'ID registered'.
Image MODIFY_PROPERTY

There :

  • General information such as property name and comment can be modified/added. Also, the default value of the property when it will be set for an object as a 'System' value. It is to note that property type, related object type and data type cannot be modified anymore.
  • the style of the property is set :
    • the status of the property (setting it to 'Active' is necessary for it to be used) ;
    • whether this property will be shown in the object's summary, if it has one ; this item is better set to yes, then ;
    • whether multiple occurrences of that property are allowed for one object ;
    • if the 4-eyes principle is applied : an update in property's value can only be achieved if current user is different from the last user to have done a modification ;
    • In the context of the object it is set for :
      • whether the property can be added on creation ;
      • whether the it can be updated ;
      • whether it can be deleted.
    • the minimum level required to update a property, comparing with user's privacy access levelpar:uruserpriv ;
    • How property label and its values (here, Yes and No) will appear on the screen : normally, with the 'Warning' style (i.e., in red) or in bold font.



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