Syntaxes


Field Syntax Description
Access rights DEV Permits access to any user who is assigned this access right
(DEV,QA),MGR Commas between access codes that are outside of brackets signify an 'or' syntax, whereas commas between access codes within brackets signify 'and'. In this case, access is granted only to those users who have both DEV and QA access rights, or have MGR access right.
Transfer route activations +Latest or Latest Activates the object version at this location
-Latest De-activates the object version at this location
+Tested,-Sandbox Commas signify 'and'. In this case, the object version is activated in the 'Tested' location and de-activated from the 'Sandbox' location. All activations are applied first (in collating sequence), followed by all deactivations.
Transfer route dependencies Latest Permits the transfer only if the object version already exists at this location. If the location is single-version, existence of a successor version also satisfies the dependency.
'Latest Validates the transfer only if the object version does not already exist at this location. For single-version locations the presence of a successor version is ignored. To consider successor versions, use $$%NotAt("Latest")
Tested,'Library Commas signify 'and'. In this case, the transfer is only validated if the object version exists in the location called 'Tested' and if it does not exist in the location called 'Library'.
$$linelabel^vcmzCustomRoutineName Specifies a dependency function
$$linelabel Shorthand notation for specifying a dependency function. For this to work, the ^%vcvc("customDependencyRoutine") global needs to have been set to the name of the routine where this function's line label exists.
$$%linelabel Shorthand notation for specifying a pre-built dependency function. The line label of any function in %vc1xvf.int can be specified in this way.
Approved# Permits the transfer only if the exact object version already exists at this location. Unlike for a normal positive dependency (see above) the existence of a successor version does not satisfy the dependency for a single-version location.

See Also: Managing Users and Access Controls, Managing Transfer Routes