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Server_Side_Script_Notes

The document outlines the various types of server-side scripts, including business rules that execute during record operations such as insertion, update, deletion, and querying. It details different script functions like before(), after(), async(), and display(), specifying their execution timing relative to user actions and database interactions. Additionally, it notes the limitation that business rules apply only to tables and not catalog forms, along with a requirement to halt processing when active tasks are associated.

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Server_Side_Script_Notes

The document outlines the various types of server-side scripts, including business rules that execute during record operations such as insertion, update, deletion, and querying. It details different script functions like before(), after(), async(), and display(), specifying their execution timing relative to user actions and database interactions. Additionally, it notes the limitation that business rules apply only to tables and not catalog forms, along with a requirement to halt processing when active tasks are associated.

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Server-side Script Notes

Scripts which executes on the server side:


Business rules: It will execute when a record is being inserted or updated or deleted or
when a table has been queried.

before(): After user submits the form and before it takes any action (insertion or updation
or deletion or query) in the database.

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after(): After user submits the form and after it takes any action in the database.

async(): After user submits the form and after it takes any action in the database with a
time delay.

display(): After data read from the database and before it presented to the users.

BRUNE

>> Display business rules will execute when a form has been loading..

>> Business rules will only execute for the tables, we can't implement for the catalog
forms.

Requirement: We need to stop resolving the when there an active tasks associated to it.
INC@@100@1 -> Taskee1@001
-> Taskee1e@e2
-> Taskee1e9ee3
>> To create a business rule type business rules in the left navigation and click on
business rules under system definition.

Server side scripting:

Script includes:

syntaxes which we will use it on server side scripts:

TAG / 1:11:29

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