How to find which is the correct argument in the new SearchCondition()

guide_me — Fri, 15 Mar 2024 14:04:41 GMT

I mean, for example,

roleAObjectRef.key.id ---> CLASSNAMEKEYROLEAOBJECTREF + IDA3A5 (In WTPARTUSAGELINK table)

Now I want to use VALUEB7 which is the linenumber value in Windchill structure, but I don't know what the actual argument is. Is there any document for these mapping relations?

Re: How to find which is the correct argument in the new SearchCondition()

HelesicPetr — Thu, 08 Dec 2022 08:43:32 GMT

Hi @guide_me

Go to the WTPartUsageLink and check the defined parameters. You can find what you need.

or you can use

WTPartUsageLink.LINE_NUMBER

if the attribute is defined in the class then it usually can be used in the search condition.

Sometimes it can case some error with No definition found for that attribute. Then you can not use it and you need to find another key string for the condition.

Next place where you can find many useful string definition for queries is wt.util.WTAttributeNameIfc.class

PetrH

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How to find which is the correct argument in the new SearchCondition()

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