Editing a Bulk of UDRs(3.2)
Other than editing UDRs one at a time, it is also possible to edit a group of UDRs at once. Select the UDRs of interest, or none (this way all UDRs within the file are considered) and select
from the menu.Setting | Description |
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UDR Type | A list from which a UDR type can be selected. |
Auto Edit | This mode allows the editing of a bulk of UDRs using matchers and assignments. For further information, see the section below, Bulk Edit - Auto Edit Mode. |
Manual APL Edit | Selecting this feature will disable both the Matchers and Assignments, and allow the user to write custom APL code in the APL View that becomes visible below. For further information, see the section below, Bulk Edit - Manual APL Edit. |
Activation | This section shows the Target UDR Count and an button. If you click on the Edit button, the Bulk Edit Result dialog will open, if the configuration is valid, showing the type of changes performed. |
Bulk Edit - Auto Edit Mode
Setting | Description |
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Matchers | Defines the UDRs targeted for update. For further information about adding Matchers, see the section below, Add Matcher. |
Join Style | Indicates if All or Any will apply to the conditions in the Matchers list |
Field | Specifies the fields to examine when defining target UDRs |
Matcher Configuration | The expression to apply when matching. Ericsson IOG/IN formats: (see External - Ericsson IOG/IN Records(3.2)). This special format type is described through the |
Assignments | Defines the changes to be made to the targeted UDRs. For further information about adding Assignments, see the section below, Add Assignment. |
Field | Fields to edit |
Assignment Configuration | The new value of the field |
Add Matcher
A Matcher is added by selecting Add in the Matchers section. The following dialog is displayed:
Setting | Description |
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UDR Field | List of available fields to use as matchers. Depending on the field type, the Matcher Type list updates to display valid choices. |
Matcher Type | Defines the check criterion for the field. The content of the list varies depending on the field type. Supported types and some of their possible matchers are:
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Parameter | Some field types can consist of several parts. For instance, date types can contain separate values for year, month, and day. Regular numeric/alphanumeric fields will have Value stated. |
Is APL | Indicates the possibility to enter variable values for the validation field via the use of APL code in the Value column. This feature makes it possible to refer to other fields within the same UDR (as well as call to APL functions) during processing. In the image below, the If Is APL is disabled, the Matcher Configuration is interpreted as an |
Value | The value of the field. By default, a constant is entered. If Is APL is selected, APL syntax can be used to create a variable definition. |
Add Assignment
An Assignment is added by selecting Add in the Assignments section. The following dialog is displayed:
Setting | Description |
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UDR Field | List of available fields for assignment. Depending on the field type, the Assignment Type list will update to display valid choices. |
Assignment Type | Defines the changes to be made to the field. The content of the list varies depending on the field type. Supported types and some of their possible assignments:
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Parameter | Some field types can consist of several parts. For instance, date types can contain separate values for year, month, and day. Regular numeric/alphanumeric fields will have Value stated. If the field is a bytearray, a hex editor will open when you click in the Value cell where you can enter the bytearray value in hex format. |
Is APL | Indicates the possibility to enter variable values for the validation field via the use of APL code in the Value column. This feature makes it possible to refer to other fields within the same UDR (as well as call to APL functions) during processing. |
Value | The value of the field. By default, a constant is entered. If Is APL is selected, APL syntax can be used to create a variable definition. |
Bulk Edit - Manual APL Edit
This mode allows the user to write custom APL code in the APL View that becomes visible below.
Note!
When editing UDRs in manual mode, the changes of the UDRs will not be traceable. All UDRs in the batch will be updated, although their values may not be changed.