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Hi All,

Attached is a report which gives us the details of the type of attributes allowed in a filter on a model/object or a connection. Is there any way to find out or make changes to this report which will gives us the information if this is a custom attribute or an ARIS default attribute.

Regards,

D

 

by Deepti Lad Author
Posted on Thu, 12/06/2012 - 05:21
function getmodeltypes(ocurrentfilter)
{
    g_bgetmodeltype = true;
    
    var nallallowedmodeltypes = ocurrentfilter.ModelTypes(Constants.ARISVIEW_ALL);
    
    if (nallallowedmodeltypes.length == 0) {
        g_ooutfile.OutputLn(getString("TEXT19"), getString("TEXT1"), 10, 0, - 1, 8, 0);
    }
    return nallallowedmodeltypes.sort(sortByModelTypeName);
    
    /************************************************************************************************/

    function sortByModelTypeName(a, b) {
        return StrComp(ocurrentfilter.ModelTypeName(a), ocurrentfilter.ModelTypeName(b));
    }    
}

// ********************************************************************************************************************
// *  Subroutine GetObjTypes																						  *
// *	Subprogram for determining the allowed object types of the current filter.									  *
// ********************************************************************************************************************
// *  Parameter																										  *
// *	oCurrentFilter = Current filter.																			  *
// ********************************************************************************************************************
function getobjtypes(ocurrentfilter)
{
    g_bgetobjtypes = true;

    var nallallowedobjecttypes = ocurrentfilter.ObjTypes();

    return nallallowedobjecttypes.sort(sortByObjTypeName);
    
    /************************************************************************************************/

    function sortByObjTypeName(a, b) {
        return StrComp(ocurrentfilter.ObjTypeName(a), ocurrentfilter.ObjTypeName(b));
    }     
}
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by Jens Heylmann
Posted on Thu, 12/06/2012 - 14:47

Yes, you can use this method to check if it is a standard or user defined attribute:

 

Report class ArisMetaModel - Method isUserDefinedAttrType

 

isUserDefinedAttrType ( int attrTypeNum )

Returns true, if the specified attribute type number is userdefined.  

This method is also available in Business Publisher Report.     

 

Regards,

Jens

 

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by Deepti Lad Author
Posted on Wed, 12/12/2012 - 05:02

Thank you Jens, I will try that. Do you have a similar report like that? Can you share it with me at deeptilad@gmail.com

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