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What if you created a logical attribute named (Update), and assigned it to an existing template, give this template a Title Expression and include [Update] in the expression, then search on this template and change the value in [Update] enmasse... But then the value from (Update) becomes part of the Item Title. Is there some way to structure the Title Expression to see a logical False from (Update) as a NULL value? EDIT: Or, would it require first giving a value to (Update), then remove the value - in which case (Update) could just be a text field. Last edited by ashwken; 03-06-2008 at 09:50 PM. |
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Create an Atrribute (Update_Title, Category = Update), then Insert it in the IA Pane for the Template of the Items you wish to re-Title. Leave the value for (Update_Title) blank. Create the desired Title Expression for the Template and add this statement to the end: || trim(coalesce([Update_Title], '')) Search on the Template and select records, goto the (Update_Title) attribute and add the space character, the selected Items will be re-Titled. If at some point you want to re-Title again, repeat the above but remove the space character (or add another, they'll be "trimmed" out). EDIT: I wonder if it would be worthwhile to include this when creating new Templates, or should re-Title come from within UR, or is this need just for the intial transition to the new capabilties? Last edited by ashwken; 03-08-2008 at 12:24 AM. |
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I'm kinda flying-blind on this myself, having to translate what I know from dbase. Maybe someone else can add some insights. |
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