| # Business Objects (ttadv7100s000) Use this session to define business objects and their content, such as attributes, methods, and tables. To define a business object: specify the identification data of the business object, such as the business object name, package and module in the upper part of the session window. define the content of the business object, such as components, tables, attributes, methods, and so on in the tabs in the lower part of the session window. Click one of the following links to read the Help on the various tabs in this session: Components (ttadv7117m000) Tables (ttadv7111m000) Protected Attributes (ttadv7104m000) Protected Methods (ttadv7112m100) Public Attributes (ttadv7114m000) Public Methods (ttadv7112m000) Note You can only maintain business objects in your current package VRC. A new business object is always created in your current package VRC. The Package and VRC fields are filled automatically and cannot be changed. Before you insert a business object, make sure that you have selected the proper current package VRC. You can change your current package VRC via the Specific menu in the Business Objects (ttadv7500m000) overview session. Dependent on the type and structure of the business object, some tabs may not be available. If the business object is protected, the tabs regarding the public interface are not available. If the business object has components, some tabs are not available, because the tables and the protected methods and attributes must then be defined per component. Related topics To Model a Business Object Package The code of the package to which the business object belongs. Note The package code is only used to identify the business object. The business object is not functionally restricted to this package. Package The description of the package. VRC The version of the package for which the business object is defined. VRC The release of the package for which the business object is defined. VRC The customer of the package for which the business object is defined. VRC The description of the VRC. Module The code of the module in which the business object is defined. Note The module code is only used to identify the business object. The business object is not functionally restricted to this module. Module The description of the module. Business Object The code that identifies the business object. Enter a three-digit number. It is recommended to use a number that is identical to the three-digit number of the business object's root table. Maintained in Studio (Read-Only in BOR) If this check box is selected, the business object is read-only in this session. To modify the business object, you must use LN Studio. Business Object Name The name of the business object. The following rules apply to the business object name: The name must be unique within the Business Object Repository. The name must refer to business concepts and/or the functionality of the business object. Do not use a name that refers to a technical solution. The name must be meaningful. Use a name that is accepted in the business domain. Only alphanumeric characters ([A-Z], [a-z], [0-9]) are allowed. If the name consists of several words, start each word with a capital. Spaces are not allowed. Label Code The code of the label that contains the business object description. Description The description of the business object. Note Use the description to describe the purpose of the business object. The description must be understandable for people that do not own the business object. Business Object Type The Type of Business Object. Expired If this check box is selected, the business object is expired. |