Entering Attributes at Runtime

This section discusses how to enter attributes at runtime.

Pages used to enter attributes at runtime are listed:

  • RC_ATTR_CASE

  • RB_ATTR_RUN_COMP

  • RB_ATTR_RUN_IPROD

  • RB_ATTR_PRDGRP_SEC

  • RSF_ATTR_LEAD_SEC

  • RSF_ATTR_OPP_SEC

  • RD_PERSON_ATTR

  • RB_ATTR_RUN_SITE

  • RB_ATTR_RUN_PROD

  • RB_ATTR_RUNTIME

  • RO_ATTR_RUN_SEC

  • RB_ATTR_RUN_CMPG

  • RBF_ATTR_ACNT

  • RB_ATTR_RUN_PTNR

Use the Attributes page to enter attributes that have been set up for a CRM object.

Navigation:

Varies depending on the object whose attributes you are entering.

This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Attributes page.

 Attributes page

The fields on the page vary depending on how you have set up attributes. The attribute group name (Materials in this case) is displayed in the group box header. Individual attributes within the group appear as fields in the group box. Attribute fields can be either edit boxes or drop-down list boxes. A drop-down attribute is displayed as an edit box with a prompt button. The attribute definition enforces data validation.

Field or Control

Description

Order Capture Attributes

This field always appears and is not based on any installation options that may have been selected. Select one of these values to indicate how the system should process attributes:

  • Never has attribute

  • Always has attribute

  • Conditionally has attribute

The system looks for this flag and processes the attribute search accordingly. If the flag is set with Never has attribute then Order Capture bypasses the attribute integration since it can have a negative impact on performance.