The Maxvalue Attribute; The Maxencrypted Attribute; The Action Attribute - IBM BJ0NJML - Service And Asset Management Integration Manual

Object Structure Element

The maxvalue Attribute

The maxencrypted Attribute

The action Attribute

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Fields that are associated with a synonym type domain can specify the
corresponding maxvalue. This value is available for customization or exit
processing. It is informational only and is not used for processing.
<MXITEM>
<ITEM>
<ITEMNUM>560-00</ITEMNUM>
<DESCRIPTION>Tubing, Copper-1 In ID X .030 In Wall Test
</DESCRIPTION>
<LOTTYPE maxvalue="NOLOT">NOLOT</LOTTYPE>
The maxencrypted attribute is a boolean attribute. The attribute contains the
value of 1 when its associated field includes data that has been encrypted by the
system for the purposes of privacy and security. External systems can identify
whether a decryption process must be applied at the field level.
<MXPERUSER>
<PERSON action="Replace">
<PERSONID>123</PERSONID>
<MAXUSER>
<MAXUSERID>10</MAXUSERID>
<PASSWORD mxencrypted="1"> dmFzdG8=</PASSWORD>
<MAXUSER>
<PERSON>
<MXPERUSER>
The action attribute is an optional attribute that applies to the content of primary
and child objects in an object structure. It specifies the type of processing that the
receiving system is to perform on the XML message.
This attribute applies to inbound XML documents that perform data
synchronization (operation = sync). It also applies to publish channels that an
outbound integration event generates. The Data Export feature does not update
records and therefore it does not include an action attribute in the messages that it
generates.
The following table lists the valid values for the action attribute. Action values are
case-sensitive.
Value Description
Add Add records to the database in the receiving system.
Delete Delete records from the database in the receiving system.
Change Update existing records in the database in the receiving
system.
Replace Update existing records in the database in the receiving
system.
AddChange Add or update existing records in the database in the receiving
system.
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