The Assign Valid Set wizard allows you to assign a single or multi-column valid set to an existing attribute.
NOTE To assign a valid set to a user attribute, the valid set must be defined in the $GENERIC product.
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Field |
Description |
Rules and Guidelines |
Valid Set Name |
Displays the selected valid set. |
Display only. |
Number of Columns |
Displays the number of columns in the selected valid set. |
Display only. |
Object Class |
The object class to which the attribute belongs. Select Items, Requests, Baselines, Design Parts, or Users. |
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Object Type |
The object class type to which the attribute belongs. |
Required. |
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Field |
Description |
Rules and Guidelines |
Valid Set Name |
The selected valid set. |
Display only. |
Object Class |
The selected object class of the attribute. |
Display only. |
Object Type |
The selected object class type of the attribute. |
Display only. |
Valid Set Column |
The column number of the valid set that you want to assign to the attribute. |
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Attribute |
The attribute you want to assign to the valid set. |
Required. |
Validation Group Name |
The validation group name that identifies the instance of the valid set that you want to assign to the attribute. |
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Auto populate |
Indicates whether to automatically populate the attribute if a single match against the valid set is found. For example, if the option is set and a valid set like this exists:
Then the attribute for Jim would be auto-populated, since only one matching address is defined in the valid set. Entering Jim in the Name field will cause the Address field to be auto-populated with 10 North Road. |
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