Data Types Palette

The Data Types palette includes a range of rule elements that can be used to design the data types in the diagram form.

Table 1. Rule Elements on Data Type Palette
Image Name Description
This image displays the boolean element. Boolean The Boolean element provides a graphical representation of both 'true' and 'false' expression. By default, the Boolean element is set to true. See Boolean.
This image displays the String element. String The String element provides a graphical representation of the 'String' expression that is a literal Number constant value. See String.
This image displays the number element. Number The Number element provides a graphical representation of the 'Number' expression that is a literal Number constant value. See Number.
This image displays the date element. Date The Date element provides a graphical representation of the 'Date' expression that is a literal Date constant value. See Date.
This image displays the codetable element. Codetable The Codetable element provides a graphical representation of the 'Code' expression that is a literal constant value representing a code from a Cúram code table. See Code Table.
This image displays the rate element. Rate The Rate element provides a graphical representation of the 'rate' expression that is a literal constant value representing a rate from a rate table. See Rate.
This image displays the frequency pattern element. Frequency Pattern The Frequency Pattern element provides a graphical representation of the 'FrequencyPattern' expression that is a literal FrequencyPattern constant value. See Frequency Pattern.
This image displays the resource message element. Resource Message The Resource Message element provides a graphical representation of the 'ResourceMessage' expression and creates a localizable message from a property resource. See Resource Message.
This image displays the xml message element. XML Message The XML Message element provides a graphical representation of the 'XMLMessage' expression and creates a localizable message from a property resource. See Xml Message.
This image displays the null element. Null The null element provides a graphical representation of 'null'. The null element can be used in elements like Choose, When, Compare etc... to compare any value to 'null'. See Null.