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Statement Composition
Platform
OnBase
Product
Statement Composition
Release
Foundation 23.1
License

Statement Composition utilizes a COLD processor to import the statements into OnBase. Within the Object Definition Editor, you must specify the ID string to indicate the start of a new statement and the document type within which to store the document. You can specify any number of ID strings to include all possible document types within the file.

Note:

The document type specified in the Object Definition Editor can be overridden by selecting a document type while configuring a class of service.

To configure an ID string using the Object Definition Editor:

  1. Load the .odf file into the editor.
  2. Then edit the file by going to Objects | Create/edit object definitions.
  3. Select Edit the current object definitions and click OK.
  4. Once the Client connection is made, double-click the Process configuration entry to display the Edit process configuration – Document types window.
  5. Enter the ID String, location (by Row and Column) and Document Type. See the Configuration section of the COLD manual for an explanation of identification strings. Create as many entries as needed to identify all the document types that could exist within the process file.
    Note:

    The value for the Row and Column fields must range between 1 and 500.

  6. Click OK when finished.
    Note:

    You cannot modify an existing entry. To change an ID string, highlight the entry, click Delete and then follow the steps to reconfigure the ID string.

If you are creating the .odf file using a text editor, these are the entries that you must add, after the last </OBJ> tag, and before the ending </OBJDESC> tag:

<CONFIGBLOCK>

<DOCTYPE> 118

<DOCID> 200 </DOCID>

<ROW> 2 </ROW>

<COLUMN> 1 </COLUMN>

</DOCTYPE>

</CONFIGBLOCK>

The entire identification string configuration section is enclosed in CONFIGBLOCK tags.

The number following the DOCTYPE tag is the document type number, as listed on the Document Types dialog box.

The DOCID is the identification string and the ROW and COLUMN entries indicate the location of the first occurrence of that document type in the file.