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RADplus 2022 Update 37

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Product Update Form Description

An issue is resolved where the 'Table Column For Comparison' field in 'Event Definition' would not populate with the value 'Data Entry Date' when editing a prompt from a section that uses a table other than the form's primary table.

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Fixed (1)
Modeling - Event logic
An issue is resolved to ensure when a 'Data Entry Date' value is used as the 'Table Column For Comparison' field in event logic on a modeled form, that the event can be entered and executed successfully
Topics
• Modeling • NX
 
Acceptance Tests

AV-70612 Summary | Details
Modeling - Event logic
Note - These testing guidelines assume the user is skilled in the use of, at a minimum, the following:
  • Modeled form with Multiple Tables and Event Logic
Scenario 1: Modeling - Validate "Event" logic added in forms containing multiple tables
Specific Setup:
  • Have a modeled form [FormA] that contains a primary table [TableA] and a second table[TableB],
  • Have two fields defined in each table, for this example a "Date" field [FieldA] and a "Multi-Select" dictionary field [FieldB], that is set to be initially 'Disabled', exist in each table
  • Have a modeled form that contains [TableA] in the first section of the form and [TableB] in the second section
  • In each section, set [FieldA] with following event logic:
  • 'Type of Event' set to 'Result of Input with Value Checking'
  • 'Compare with for Event' set to 'Other Tabled Column'
  • 'Table Column for Comparison' set to 'Data_Entry_Date' (Note: this is always the (current date) at the time of new row data entry)
  • 'Comparison Value to Trigger Event' set to 'Less Than'
  • 'Required' set to [FieldB]
Steps
  1. Open "Form Definition" and select [FormA]
  2. Click the first section of the form
  3. Click the "Object Def" tab
  4. Select [FieldA]
  5. Click to the "Event Definition" section
  6. Select the event created in the set up
  7. Validate the field and field values selected for the event defined in the set up, are all populated as expected
  8. Click the second section of the form
  9. Click the "Object Def" tab
  10. Select [FieldA]
  11. Click to the "Event Definition" section
  12. Select the event created in the set up
  13. Validate the field and field values selected for event defined in the set up, are all populated as expected
  14. Close the form
  15. Open [FormA]
  16. Click to "Add" a new row
  17. Click to the first section of the form
  18. Validate [FieldB] is not required, as expected
  19. Enter a date in [FieldA] that is greater than or equal to today's date
  20. Validate [FieldB] is still not required
  21. Enter a date in [FieldA] that is less than today's date
  22. Validate [FieldB] is now required, as expected
  23. Click to the first section of the form
  24. Validate [FieldB] is not required, as expected
  25. Enter a date in [FieldA] that is greater than or equal to today's date
  26. Validate [FieldB] is still not required
  27. Enter a date in [FieldA] that is less than today's date
  28. Validate [FieldB] is now required, as expected
Topics
• Modeling • NX

 

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