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Form Data Model: _writeEntryFromList |
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Syntax |
CALL SEND (model-id, '_writeEntryFromList', list<, update<, return-code>>); |
Argument | Type | Description | |
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list |
N | specifies the identifier of an SCL list that contains named items corresponding to the model information to be updated | |
update |
C | specifies whether to send the latest information to the viewer and model after reading the list: | |
'Y' | update | ||
'N' | do not update | ||
return-code |
N | contains the return code from _writeEntryFromList: | |
0 | entry successfully updated | ||
-2 | discrepancy between the column information in the list and that in the current model information. This discrepancy can happen if the new list contains a column that does not exist in the current model information and the new column is not a computed column. | ||
-3 | out-of-memory condition | ||
-4 | a column in the list is already in the current model information but in one place the column is numeric while in the other it is character. | ||
-5 | the conditions corresponding to a return code of
-2
as well as the conditions corresponding to a return code of
-4
both occurred (discrepancy between the columns and like-named column in list and entry of different
types). |
Details |
The _writeEntryFromList method is useful for updating the model's state. You can call this method with a list that was obtained by a previous _readEntryIntoList method call. The _writeEntryFromList method updates the model's information from the named items in list.
The _writeEntryFromList method does not actually save a DATAFORM entry. To save the information from the list to a DATAFORM entry, you should call _writeEntry.
You can use the return-code argument to determine if the _writeEntryFromList call was successful.
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