You can change values for an existing object by using the Information Catalog Manager windows or tag language. (For information about updating a comment, see Updating a comment.)
Start from one of the following windows:
The Update Object window opens.
If you want to erase the existing value in the Enter value for selected property field, click Clear.
To close the window without updating an object, click Cancel.
ACTION.OBJINST(UPDATE) OBJECT.TYPE(short_name_of_object_type)
:INSTANCE.SOURCEKEY(UUI_short_name(value_for_property) UUI_short_name(value_for_property) UUI_short_name(value_for_property))
After each keyword, type an appropriate value within the parentheses:
Properties and values that are specified after the SOURCEKEY keyword are the UUI. When you created the object type, you defined up to five properties in a certain order to make up the UUI. When you type those properties and values, the Information Catalog Manager checks the values in the order that is defined in the object type to locate a particular object.
Completely enclose in parentheses all the properties and values after the SOURCEKEY keyword.
short_name(new_value_for_property)You do not have to include all the object's properties. Any properties you omit will not be updated.
Figure 5 shows an example of tag language to update an object. The example uses the object with UUI properties and values that are created in Figure 4.
In this example, the value in SHRTDESC is updated.
Figure 5. Updating an object with tag language
ACTION.OBJINST(UPDATE) OBJECT.TYPE(TABLES) INSTANCE.SOURCEKEY(DBNAME(DGWDATA) OWNER(USERID) TABLE(CUSTOMER)) SHRTDESC(Mobile phone customer information table) |