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Object List Editor Window
The Object List Editor window displays the object definitions for the object type currently selected in the Object Explorer. If the object selected in the Object Explorer window is a second- or third-level object, two Object List Editor windows are displayed—the object definition for the type selected in the Explorer is in the bottom window. In the example given in Figure 21, the top-level object is Applet, the specific applet is Activity Assoc, and the available Web templates are Base (selected) and Query.
In the same figure, the pencil icon (to the left of the applet name) indicates that the applet has been locked by the Siebel Tools user, so that modifications to it can be saved.
The next applet in the list, Activity Assoc Applet - My, is printed in red, indicating that this object is inactive. An inactive object is one with deactivated database mappings (see EIM Interface Tables).
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Siebel Tools Reference Published: 20 October 2003 |