TD Tobias Doll on July 30, 2014 Hi, is it possible to change the GUID of an Object or Model in ARIS 7.2 via a script? Best regards Tobias Bookmark Like Share Sign in or register to reply. Notify Moderator 1 Reply Sort by Date ASC Date DESC Likes Sort by Date ASC Date DESC Likes Tricarico Romain on July 30, 2014 - 20:28 Hi Tobias, Yes, it is possible, I saw the function "ModifyGUID" in the java API. I tested it and it works. Use it like this : objdef.ModifyGUID("73b451c2-1331-11e4-7709-ae3f3a3f6a13") But I think there is a risk to get a corrupt data base is you are using an existing GUID. Up to you to try it, but test it first on a test server, not in production. Let me know if it works. Best Regards, Romain Tricarico www.bpmap.fr Like Sign in or register to reply. Notify Moderator
Tricarico Romain on July 30, 2014 - 20:28 Hi Tobias, Yes, it is possible, I saw the function "ModifyGUID" in the java API. I tested it and it works. Use it like this : objdef.ModifyGUID("73b451c2-1331-11e4-7709-ae3f3a3f6a13") But I think there is a risk to get a corrupt data base is you are using an existing GUID. Up to you to try it, but test it first on a test server, not in production. Let me know if it works. Best Regards, Romain Tricarico www.bpmap.fr Like Sign in or register to reply. Notify Moderator
Tricarico Romain on
Hi Tobias,
Yes, it is possible, I saw the function "ModifyGUID" in the java API.
I tested it and it works.
Use it like this :
objdef.ModifyGUID("73b451c2-1331-11e4-7709-ae3f3a3f6a13")
But I think there is a risk to get a corrupt data base is you are using an existing GUID. Up to you to try it, but test it first on a test server, not in production.
Let me know if it works.
Best Regards,
Romain Tricarico
www.bpmap.fr