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(...) st, choice field with a search option (a.k.a. Search window), and autocomplete. This article discusses the operating mode of the choice field type, types of choice fields in item lists (a.k.a. choice column s), the person type or group field type as well as the differences between the form fields presented above.   Tab.1 Comparison table with choice field types Mode (...)

(...) vailable for selection. If possible, give the name of the data source (other BPS workflow instances, SQL table, web service) Data table Provide only for data tables. Give the list of column s to be displayed in the table. Indicate the column that should be displayed in the form of links. To save space on the form, you can divide the table into pages by specifying how many rows are to be (...)

(...) (and in the case of the described application, all types of activities displayed on the Gantt chart).   Fig. 6. A query returning absebce types   The names of the returned column s are as in the query above: VACType_ID --> ID of the absence/activity (must be unique) *required VACType_ColorID --> specifies the color of the bar on the Gantt chart *required VACTyp (...)

(...) e indexed ID MS SQL, Oracle technologies as standard The views delivered by the customer should be outside the contents of WEBCON BPS databases. 2. Examples of views View of Customers column : ERP_ID - unique ID applied to the entire data set, required NAME - required NIP [TAX IDENTIFICATION NUMBER] - required COUNTRY - optional, two-digit country code CITY - optional AD (...)

(...) of fields on the form. They allow you to configure the form in terms of dynamic setting required fields to be completed. Business case The ability to set the required form fields (or item list column s) on the form depending on the value change of other form fields is one of the most frequently used system functions. Until now, to achieve this effect, it was necessary to change several configurati (...)

(...) nce, and any collection defined as a business rule.   Fig. 2. Collection type   Item list – the ability to select all available item lists in the process. All column s of the item list, excluding column s of local attachments (these column s are not available for reading or saving) can be transferred to an action, operation, or automation.  Data source &ndash (...)

(...) on the operation of WEBCON BPS Scalar functions defined in WEBCON BPS mostly perform conversion or formatting operations on single values. There are no subqueries or arithmetic operations on a few column s from the table - passed as input parameters. “Inline” of such functions in WEBCON BPS databases does not improve query performance. However, because they are used in large numbers in SQL (...)

(...) udf-inlining Scalar functions defined in WEBCON BPS databases mostly perform conversion operations or format data on individual values. There are no subqueries or arithmetic operations on multiple column s of the table passed as entry parameters. “Inlining” such functions in WEBCON BPS databases does not improve performance. On the contrary, due to them being used extensively by SQL querie (...)

(...) s created. The workflow includes a configured form for submitting purchase order requests. Among the form fields there is an item list field named “Purchase order list” consisting of four column s, three of which include numerical values. The form field presents items requested by the submitter. The request must be accepted by the superior and subsequently by the accountant with access to the (...)

(...) ws the total budget planned for each month of that year will cause the chart to automatically draw a series for the entire year. Breakdown into year-subgroups is possible after adding a calculated column as part of the chart view configuration on the Report column s tab. The calculated column in the present case will be the time unit – year. After selecting the Add calculated column button, a (...)

(...) th the “PortalCertificate” value. All certificates are stored in a configurable database – the service certificates in the binary form in the “Services” table respective column , while the Portal certificate converted to the base64 format in the global parameters.       Note the host addresses, including ports, used for communication. It is not p (...)

(...) ntry point and click the plus button in the right, upper corner of the “Computer terminals” field.     A line is added to enter document entry point parameters. Its column s are discussed in detail below.   Computer code: user-defined code of computer facilitating workstation identification. Computer name: optional column . If computer works in a network (...)

(...) credit installment schedule   Apart from picker form fields and a number of floating-point number fields, the form includes an item list with an installment payment schedule with five data column s. The configuration described below applies to this item list.   Configuration Choose item list form field from the selection tree on the right and click “Advanced configuration&r (...)

(...) ze the risk of decreasing system performance.   Instances selection criteria – the section allows for defining an SQL query returning the data to undergo archiving. The first, result column should return the ID of the instances to be archived. The query is executed within the default database. When an action is used in a cycle, it is not possible to use the constants operating within th (...)

(...) ules are associated with the service roles described above – disabling a given role is reflected on the report by unchecking its corresponding module (empty checkbox in the “Active” column ). What is more, if a role is configured, but for some reason (e.g. due to an error) it is not operating, an exclamation mark icon  is displayed next to the corresponding module. The exclamat (...)

(...) tored in ascending order – i.e. from the newest to the oldest entry. Note: due to limited space, this option is not available if the Multiple lines of text form field is used as an Item list column .   Access to data and reporting Enabling the Append mode introduces a change in the access to data saved in the Multiple lines of text form field. Dedicated functions should be used ins (...)

(...) ry query that will return specific data source items. The source configuration also allows you to specify the primary Organizational Unit (OU) under which users will be searched, and to select the column s returned by the source.   BPS users vs. Domain users Table 1 below shows the basic differences between the BPS users source and the AD-based source.   Table 1. A compilation (...)

(...) Applies to version: 8.2.x, author: Marcin Wiktor   Item list buttons Apart from managing visibility or editability of individual item list column s in the field matrix, WEBCON BPS allows users to change availability of item list buttons, such as “Add”, “Delete”, etc.   Item list buttons Item list buttons can be configured globally for the whole workflo (...)

(...) uo; window is displayed. Check the “Visible” field.   You will notice the change is reflected in the language pack table by the marked checkbox in the “Visible” column in the selected language row (en-GB). Note that the “en-US” and “en-GB” packages have the same name now. To prevent potential mistake, follow the same steps for the “ (...)

(...) tion can now be selected from the drop-down menu in the “Request body” tab. This option allows users to map values to be sent. Enter the name of the mapped value in the “Name” column and specify the form field containing the value in the “Source field” column . Configuration of the “Request body” tab   Business rules in JSON - grid Anot (...)