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I made a process flow with (only) a message with options so I can define the actions depending on the user’s response. How does this process flow start? I presumed I could just send the message and trigger the process flow with that but it doesn’t work. I want to use it in a default procedure in which I want to send a warning before deleting a row in another table. In this warning I ask ‘ are you sure?’ . When the answer is no, the process stops. It seems I cannot define a starting point in the process flow. When I use the message now, I don’t get the options in it. It has to be simple isn’t it…...if you know what to do :)?
I need this sometimes. The workaround is to create a seperate task with the same templates, but that is not the most ideal solution
This simple SQL does the job, but would be nice when it becomes part of TSFDECLARE @project_id AS project_id = '[project_id]'DECLARE @project_vrs_id AS project_id = '[project_vrs_id]'INSERT INTO transl_object ( project_id , project_vrs_id , type_of_object , transl_object_id , transl_object_desc , generated , insert_user , insert_date_time)SELECT DISTINCT project_id = @project_id , project_vrs_id = @project_vrs_id , type_of_object = 13 , transl_object_id = value_string , transl_object_desc = NULL , generated = 0 , insert_user = dbo.tsf_user() , insert_date_time = GETDATE()FROM ( select s.project_id , s.project_vrs_id , s.extender_type_id , s.extender_id , property_transl = m.c.value('@property_transl[1]', 'varchar(100)') , value_string = m.c.value('@value_string[1]', 'varchar(1000)') from extender s cross apply (select cast(s.property_xml as xml) as property_xml) c cross apply c.property_xml.nodes('extender') as m(c) WHERE s.project_id = @project_id AND s.project_vrs_id = @project_vrs_id ) xml_flatWHERE property_transl = 'Translation object'AND NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM transl_object t WHERE t.project_id = @project_id AND t.project_vrs_id = @project_vrs_id AND t.transl_object_id = xml_flat.value_string AND t.type_of_object = 13)
The current version of the Universal GUI is not responding to the auto refresh settings of a subject.
Would be nice to be able to add a vertical line based on the group label in the grid. This way grouping can be made much clearer for users. Of course, I want to be able to set a color per group label.
Regularly I execute scripts generated during the SF generation process in SSMS. This is all fine, unless one has the wrong database selected… This happend to me once when I wanted to execute the VIEWS script in SSMS……. with the SF database selected. One of the first things that'll be done is deleting ALL views in the current database! As you can imagine, all kind of defects were detected in the SF afterwards, and in the end I had to rebuild the SF from the installation scripts (a restore from the previous night would result in the loss of all work that day from a couple of developers and designers). When the script is executed on, for example, a Navision production database all hell will break loose. So my idea: generate a piece of code in the beginning of each script like below (BAS_DMS_WORK would be replaced by the SF with the projects database). I tested it in SSMS and it works flawlessly. Is this something that can be built into the SF? Will it work when running the additional lines from within the SF GUI? print 'Check if current schema is correct'goif DB_NAME() <> 'BAS_DMS_WORK'begin print 'Fatal error, wrong database selected for projectversion!' set noexec onendprint 'Ok.... All clear, let''s continue'go-- Rest of generated script, like dropping ALL views...... This won't execute in SSMS the wrong database is selected.select * from work_orderselect * From part_alternative where part_id = 117396-- last line of the generated script-- Turn execution back on; only needed in SSMS, so as to be able to run this script again in the same session.set noexec off
It would be a great addition if the task ask confirmation option, including the message, could be manipulated through the default (or layout) procedures. So if I have a condition that is OK, OK, but I want to reassure through confirmation, or is an error. If all is OK, I don't need a confirmation, if I want the user to confirm, I can direct that. And if the message could also be manipulated I could give a informational, warning or error message.
We're currently missing the possibility to add custom fields to a work item. For instance: we want to use it to indicate whether or not a DPIA is deemed necessary, the origin of the work item etc. Of course we can just type that in the Description field, but then it wouldn't be possible to query on that field effectively and it wouldn't be sustainable for us.
In EVO, the application that we (Acto) develop with the SF, a multi-tenant solution is implemented. One database can be used by multiple companies and potentially with multiple administrations per company. A user works on one active company and a corresponding administration. This information can be requested by a task. This data is hidden in all screens and automatically filled by default procedures. The import and/or update of records doesn’t take account (not as default) of the company and administration data. As a result: Look-ups within the import and/or update, where the company data is part of the primary key, aren’t shown correctly. Preferred solution: Don’t let the columns in import and/or update be dependent on the grid or form components, but specifically mark them (visible for import) for the import and/or update functionality. Provide default values for columns in the import and/or update functionality. (In this case the company / administration a user is working on)
I would like to: ...be able to mark individual tables and individual columns as deprecated; ...be able to switch the visibility of deprecated tables and columns on and off in the table design view; ...get warnings on using deprecated tables and/or columns during the validation step of the creation proces
When using the Assigning section in Control Procedures, if the user connects a template to a program object, it automatically sets the Layout/Default/Context/Badge checkbox in Subject → Performance to ON. This also applies for Tasks for example.ExampleBut it does not turn it off when all templates are disconnected from the program object. Nor does it turn On when a template is assigned through the use of a SQL Control procedure or Dynamic model procedure. So I would like to see a trigger that will either turn on or turn off the checkboxes in Subject → Performance when a template is connected or all are disconnected. This will prevent procedures from not being used even though the developer intents to.
Users can upload their own logos or icons for a relation (company or person) within the software. We’ve tried to visualize these social media icons and logos in the maps component HTML pop-up template. The icons are retrieved in an underlying view based on the data in the table ‘relation’ and added as an url to the HTML body of the pop-up. Unfortunately uploaded icons are not shown via the Windows GUI with Indicium. Also because the icons are uploaded to a fileshare where only the application pool user has read/write rights. It would be nice if uploaded logos/icons could be viewed within the Maps HTML pop-up template.
The task Assign work item (assign_work) in SF doesn't update the Assigned to column ( assigned_to_developer_id) for all selected records. It updates just the record with the focus.
For context I usually have very few resources per user, but it can grow op to dozens at certain times My resources have very short names (5 characters usually) The things that bother me at the moment: Resources are a small font that I can't seem to be able to change, so I get a lot of empty screen real estate The height of appointments are static and Word wrap on appointments is not available on Windows I think the resource scheduler would benefit from some of the following more graphic and layout features: Dynamic font size on resources, or maybe a specified font and size which could be done in the extender an/or theme Dynamic appointment row height (accounting for overlap with other appointments) Word wrap in all GUI's
One of the default validations of the Software Factory is to check if some objects of the model are no longer in use. This includes the screen types. With the introduction of the Universal GUI and Breakpoints this validation needs to be updated because the screen types with specific breakpoints are never in use, but instead chosen based on screen type of the subject and the resolution of the screen in use. This results in a big lists of screen types ‘not in use’ which is clearly not the case because they are variations of screen types which are in use.
At some point, Zeeman asks employees to enter their birth date. This can typed or selected in the calender. By default, the current day is selected when opening the calender. This is even so when part of the birth date is already typed in. In this case it would be nice if the selected date is some point in the past (f.e. 30 years ago, 1-1-1990), this would minimise the scrolling needed for all employees and therefore make the calender more useful.
Currently prefilters can only be accessed throughout a table. I would to be able to see all prefilters within a grid and be able to change them throughout this screen. Having this will enable me to check all prefilters queries at once, or edit them with mass update. Can the tab prefilters be enabled within the full model screen?
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