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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
| − | A OTX document may contain a list of so-called Validities (German validities), which for the [[ValidityConcept|Validity Concept]] are needed in OTX. A Validity is defined at the global level [[Boolean]] expression. It is used to configure processes according to their runtime environment. | + | A OTX document may contain a list of so-called Validities (German validities), which for the [[OtxPrinciples#ValidityConcept|Validity Concept]] are needed in OTX. A Validity is defined at the global level [[Boolean]] expression. It is used to configure processes according to their runtime environment. |
{{Note|Validities documents can be defined across. It is recommended to define Validities for reuse in a central OTX document.}} | {{Note|Validities documents can be defined across. It is recommended to define Validities for reuse in a central OTX document.}} | ||
Revision as of 09:22, 14 August 2014
Classification
| Name | Validities |
| Short Description | OTX validities data model |
| Class | OTX Core |
| Pre-Conditions | - |
| Specified by | ISO 13209-2 |
Introduction
A OTX document may contain a list of so-called Validities (German validities), which for the Validity Concept are needed in OTX. A Validity is defined at the global level Boolean expression. It is used to configure processes according to their runtime environment.
Validities documents can be defined across. It is recommended to define Validities for reuse in a central OTX document.
Actions, Groups and procedures have a ValidFor property over a Validity is bound to the corresponding element. At runtime, the element will only be executed if the value of the Validity True.
Properties
- Name
Within the OTX document unique name - Specification
Description of Validity - Visibility
- Private (Standard)
- Package
- Public
- Expression (expression)
Any contains also composed Boolean expression of the condition for the validity
Checker rules
| Core_Chk007 | Have specification if no realisation exists |
See also
Validation (OTX-Checker)
Naming Conventions
Declarations
Visibilities
Imports
Signatures
Parameter Declarations
Procedures
Comments
