How to get field value of "Model" in Change request

Tester080393
Tera Contributor

Hi All,

If we select a change request.
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The model field inside the form should also show what we selected. (for ex: if we select Normal then field "Model" should show Normal. How to do that?

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Thanks

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Sebas Di Loreto
Kilo Sage
Kilo Sage

@Tester080393 

If you want to see the Model field on the change form just add it to it.

 

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Go tot form layout

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And add it

 

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Tester080393
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Hi @Sebas Di Loreto ,

Model field is already on the form as I showed in the picture, but it doesn't show any value. I will attach the image again. I need to populate the value inside the field as per the change request.model.PNG

@Tester080393 

OK. I get it know. 

The reason why it doesn't show any value is because you are still using the legacy change TYPE approach. I can tell by the Create New Change menu (interceptor) that you provided.

It will start showing information on the MODEL field if you ADOPT the change model concept, introduced in Quebec. This is not just about showing the field or not. Be careful with that decision. By the moment you decided to start using change MODEL then whatever you did on your legacy workflows won't happen and everything should happen through "change model definitions" (screens below).

If you want to play with it, you have to modify two sys_properties:

  1. com.snc.change_management.change_model.type_compatibility: Enables Change Type Compatibility for Change Models if the com.snc.change_management.state.model plugin is installed. When true allows changes to be created with both the type based workflow and Change Models.
  2. com.snc.change_management.change_model.hide (you may have to create this T/F property): If Type Compatibility is enabled (com.snc.change_management.change_model.type_compatibility), this hides the Change Model feature from the form and Change Request Interceptor.

 

 

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Tester080393
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@Sebas Di Loreto  Yes, I do understand the Change Model concept, but the requirement is to work on legacy systems and have the Model field appearing. Can you please suggest on this.