| Instance Value (tlbct3210m000) |  |
| use.session.to specify a value for a request argument of a public method of a Business Object in the BOL. Note This session is only relevant for business objects that are modeled through the Business Object Repository. This session starts if you double-click an element in the Menu Browser that starts if you click Enter Request in the BOL Test Tool - Public Layer (tlbct3250m000) session. You can use the Enter Request buttons to scroll through the attributes without closing the dialog box. Related topics How to test public methods for Infor ERP LN To Model a Business Object
Fields | Description
Argument | The name of the request argument whose value is specified.
Mandatory | Whether or not this argument is mandatory. In the graphical browser, mandatory elements are marked with an asterisk (*).
Repeating | Whether or not this element is a repeating element. A repeating element can occur multiple times in a single request argument. Examples of repeating elements include the following: The SalesOrder element in the Request argument of the Create method of the Salesorder Business Object: You can define a single request argument to create multiple sales orders simultaneously. The Line element in the Request argument of the Create method of the Sales Order Business Object: Each sales order element can contain multiple sales order lines.
Type | The data type of the value that is specified, for example, string or long.
Instance Value | The value that is specified. When you enter instance values for dates and enumerates, be sure to take the following rules into account: UTC date: yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ssZ example: 2002-11-20T10:56:38Z Local date: yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss+/-hh:mm example: 2002-11-20T10:56:38+01:00 Enumerates: the constant name (without domain name). For example: pcs, box, bottle. Refer also to the information and examples that appear in the Information group box.
Information | Displays additional domain information about the selected element. For example: Number of digits before and after the decimal sign Possible values (for data type enumerated) Information and examples on UTC and local date formats and time zones.
Commands | Description
<< First | Moves to the first request argument in the tree that appears in the Menu Browser.
< Prev. | Moves to the previous request argument in the tree that appears in the Menu Browser.
Next > | Moves to the next request argument in the tree that appears in the Menu Browser.
Last >> | Moves to the last request argument in the tree that appears in the Menu Browser.