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Workflow

Platform
OnBase
Product
Workflow
Release
Foundation 22.1
License
Premier
Standard

Checks to see if a related entity type exists for the current item.

  1. In the Properties pane, on the General tab, from the Related Entity Type drop-down list, select a related entity type to evaluate using this rule.

    The following selections are available:

    Entity Type

    Description

    Plan Review Document

    This entity type is used to check for documents that are part of the Plan Review project in the selected life cycle.

    Plan Review History

    This entity type is used to check for Plan Review history events that are part of the Plan Review project in the selected life cycle.

    Review Cycle

    This entity type is used to check for review cycles that are part of the Plan Review project in the selected life cycle.

  2. You can filter the results by selecting the Filter Results check box and perform the following:
    1. From the Field drop-down list, select one of the following:

      Entity Type

      Field

      Plan Review Document

      The following fields are available:

      • Plan Review Document ID- the document ID of the Plan Review document

      • Plan Review Project ID- the Project ID of the Plan Review project

      • Document Handle- the document number for the document

      • Document Revision Number- the revision number of the document

      • Document Name- the auto-name of the document

      Plan Review History

      The following fields are available:

      • Date Created- the date the Workflow task was run

      • Event ID- the ID of the Log Event action type for the Workflow Task. The following values are available:

      • 1- this value corresponds to the Set Group Event Type

      • 2- this value corresponds to the In Review Event Type

      • 3- this value corresponds to the Approved Event Type

      • 4- this value corresponds to the Rejected Event Type

      • 5- this value corresponds to the Unassigned Event Type

      • Event Details- the Event Details of the Workflow task

      Review Cycle

      The following fields are available:

      • Start Date- the date the review cycle was started

      • End Date- the date the review cycle ended

      • Due Date- the date the review cycle is due

      • Reviewer Due Date- the due date for the reviewers

      • Status- the status of the project within the review cycle

      CAUTION:

      The Start Date, End Date, and Status fields should not be modified through Workflow.

    2. In Must match:, select Constant value or Property and enter a constant value or property.
  3. If you do not want to use the results to execute sub-tasks, clear the Use results for sub-tasks check box.
    Note:

    When using the results to execute sub-tasks, the rule's context sets the context for respective sub-tasks. The action's context is automatically set when you choose the type of items that the life cycle contains. The context is displayed in the Properties pane, on the General tab, in Context. If the direct task does not specify context, then the context specified by the most direct ancestor will be used. For example, if you nest multiple Related Item Exists rules that each provide context, the sub-tasks will use the deepest context.

  4. If you want to store the result count in a property, select the Save result count in property: check box and enter the name of the property in the corresponding field.
  5. In the Properties pane, click the Advanced tab.
  6. In the Properties pane, click the Documentation tab. Enter any descriptive information that is applicable in the Overview and Details fields.