Bookshelf v8.0: Pick Map


Property	Description/Usage	Valid Values/Examples
Constrain (O)	A TRUE or FALSE value.	TRUE — Defines the pick map as a constraint pick map. FALSE — Defines the pick map as a copy pick map.
Field (R)	The field in the parent business component that is connected to the pick map.
No Clear (O)	A TRUE or FALSE value indicating how to set the Field property if no value is selected from the picklist.	FALSE — The Field property is set to NULL. TRUE — The Field property is not set to NULL.
Pick List Field (O)	The field in the picklist business component that is connected to the pick map.
Sequence (O)	Integer value that specifies the order in which the field values are copied back to the business component after a particular row has been picked. Note that Siebel applications do not always use the Sequence property of Pick Map. Pick List Source Id always gets set first, overriding Sequence in the Pick Map.

Copy and Constraint Pick Maps

There are two kinds of pick maps: copy pick maps and constraint pick maps. The type of pick map is determined by the value in the Constrain property. If a pick map is a copy pick map, then the value of the field in the picklist business component specified by the Pick List Field property is copied into the field of the parent business component specified by the Field property. If the pick map is a constraint pick map, then the value from the field in the parent business component specified by the Field property is applied as a search specification on the field in the picklist business component specified by the Pick List Field property.

Constraining Picklists on Multi-Value Fields

You cannot use a field in the parent business component to constrain a picklist on a multi-value field. You can use only multi-value fields that are part of the detail business component.

Pick Map

Properties

Copy and Constraint Pick Maps

Constraining Picklists on Multi-Value Fields

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