) can reference a map value.
Property-Map-ValuePair method |
The Property-Map-ValuePair method evaluates a two-dimensional map value identified in the parameters. It sets the value that results into a specified property.
In the Diagram tab of a flow rule, a decision shape () can reference a map value.
This method has five parameters:
Parameter |
Description |
| PropertyName |
Identify a target property to receive the result of this method. (You can't use a local variable here.) |
| MapName |
Enter the name — second key part — of a map value |
| RowInput |
Optional. Identify an input value for the row, as a literal or Single Value property reference. If you leave this blank, the system uses the value of the ROW PROPERTY Property, identified on the Input tab of the map value. |
| ColumnInput |
Optional. Identify an input value for the column, as a literal constant or |
| AllowMissingProperties |
Check to cause map value processing to continue even if a referenced property is not present on the clipboard. For a Clear to cause map value processing to halt if processing references a property that is not present on the clipboard. This causes the system to store an output parameter MapValueStatus with value "NotFound" on the parameter page of the activity. |
The system forms a map value key from the value in the second parameter and the class of the step page or primary page. It uses rule resolution to find the map value.
It evaluates this two-dimensional rule using as input the value you supply in the RowInput and ColumnInput parameters, or from the properties identified in the Input tab of the map value.
It evaluates the rule and stores the result in the property you identified in the PropertyName parameter.
This method updates the pxMethodStatus property. See How to test method results using a transition.
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About Map Values Property-Map-Value method |