The following table describes the information and options that are
displayed on the
General tab of the rule Property Editor.
Element
|
Description
|
Name
|
The name of the rule that was provided when the rule was
created.
|
Description
|
An optional description of the rule.
|
Validate for use in a report filter
|
Ensures that the rule can be used as a report filter. This
option is selected by default for all new rules that you create; clear the
check box if you intend to create rules that will not be used as report
filters.
|
A rule that contains an application variable or field-to-field
comparison is not available for use as a report filter at runtime. Use the
Validate for use in a report filter option
depending on your intent for the rule:
- Select this check box to receive warnings while you work with the
rule and validation errors on deployment (if the rule should continue to be
coupled with and used as a report filter). This ensures that any change to the
rule will still allow it to be used as a report filter.
- Clear the check box if you intend to use the rule for purposes
other than as a report filter. For example, clear the check box if you want to
use an application variable or field-to-field comparison in the rule. As a
result, for any report filter in
Work Center
that originated from a rule in
SBM Composer,
the following occurs:
- After you clear the check box, change the rule, and then deploy
the process app, the report filter is not deleted from the reports that use it;
instead, the report filter is simply decoupled from the rule, and henceforth
managed exclusively in
Work Center.
The filter is now editable in
Work Center
and set to
Public access.
- After you clear the check box, any further changes to the rule
in
SBM Composer
will have no impact on the filter that exists at runtime, and the report filter
and its conditions are now editable in
Work Center.
Changes made to the report filter in
Work Center
will have no effect on the rule in
SBM Composer.
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