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disableing an item in enter query mode

622131Aug 28 2008 — edited Aug 29 2008
Hello experts,
i want that a perticular item will be disabled after you press enter button of query menu.(or query->enter).Can any body please tell me what is the actual trigger in which i write the disable statement.

set_item_property('itemname', enabled, property_false);


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Anutosh
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sbeck-Oracle
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Hello,

There is a number appended to the actual name of the item being "renamed".  Whether that is the object being imported or the existing object.  Please be aware that every object contained in the EUL has an internal identifier.  The internal identifier does not change for existing items being renamed.  Items being imported are given a new identifier.
In order to keep the EUL "cleaner", it is recommended to use the Refresh option.  This will prevent "duplicates" of anything being imported that already exists in the EUL (Item, Folder, BA, Item Class, etc.).  Refresh also maintains the original internal identifier. 
The only drawback to using Refresh is anything removed from the "FROM" EUL that was exported, will still remain in the "TO" EUL.  For example, if Field1 was removed from FolderX in EULa prior to export, when you import into EULb with refresh option, Field1 will still exist in EULb FolderX.  The import does not "match" content that exists against that being imported.  Just refreshes the objects of the same name.

There is no other logging that will provide added information.

Regards,
Sharon

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Thank you Sharon.

I have a follow up question: if you are importing an .eex file, and the only difference between the object being imported and the existing object is an update to custom SQL, and you use the refresh/merge option, then does the import replace the custom sql in the existing object with the updated custom sql; i.e., the custom SQL is replaced?

sbeck-Oracle

The SQL will be replaced.

Regards,
Sharon

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