Can anyone Help me Understad the what syntax is This
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07-31-2024 05:40 AM - edited 07-31-2024 05:41 AM
Can anyone Help me Understad the what syntax is This
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07-31-2024 05:51 AM
The result of this JavaScript reference qualifier is:
Active = True AND Type = [The value of sn_grc_reg_change.PP_RegChangeManagementHandler.IRMASSIGNMENTGROUPTYPEID]
This looks like it should be sourced from the Script Include PP_RegChangeManagementHandler. Does this Script Include exist and does it contain a variable IRMASSIGNMENTGROUPTYPEID inside its script?
The other option is to search for IRMASSIGNMENTGROUPTYPEID using a Studio search. The value of this constant will likely be equal to the sys_id of a group type (sys_user_group_type) with a label similar to 'IRM'. If you search the sys_user_group_type table it should hopefully not be hard to find
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07-31-2024 06:20 AM
following is the explanation of reference qualifier which you used:
javascript: Prefix:
- This indicates that the reference qualifier is a JavaScript expression.
'active=true^type=':
- This is part of the encoded query that filters records.
- active=true ensures only active records are included.
- ^ is the AND operator in the encoded query syntax.
- type= is a condition to filter records based on the type field.
sn_grc_reg_change.PP_RegChangeManagementHandler.IRMASSIGNMENTGROUPTYPEID:
- This is a script that presumably retrieves a value.
- sn_grc_reg_change is the scoped namespace.
- PP_RegChangeManagementHandler is likely a script include or class within the sn_grc_reg_change namespace.
- IRMASSIGNMENTGROUPTYPEID is a variable or method that returns the ID used to filter the type field.
I hope my answer helps you to get understand the reference qualifier if yes, mark my answer correct and helpful accordingly.
THANK YOU
rajesh chopade