Task Event IO Argument
A task event IO argument defines the input arguments and output arguments for an event handler.
This object type occurs in the following location in the object hierarchy:
Siebel Objects > Task > Task Event > Task Event IO Argument
The following table describes properties that Siebel CRM uses with a task event IO argument.
Property | Description |
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Argument (O) |
Specifies the name of the output argument of the workflow process or business service that the event handler calls. If you set the Input/Output property of this task event IO argument to:
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Business Component |
Specifies the name of a business component that the business object references. The task references this business object. If the Type property is Business Component, then the Business Component property is required. |
Business Component Field |
Specifies the name of a business component field. If the Type property is Business Component, then the Business Component Field property is required. The dropdown list for this property displays the fields that the business component contains. |
Input/Output (R) |
Specifies if the argument is an input argument or an output argument. |
Name (S) |
Specifies the name of this task event IO argument. The value you specify depends on one of the following types of arguments:
If you choose a workflow process as the event handler, then the value of this Name property must be RowId or ProcessName. |
Parent Name (S) |
Specifies the name of the parent task event. |
Preferred Sequence (O) |
Not used. Siebel CRM ignores this property. |
Property Name |
Specifies the name of the task property that this task event IO argument references. If the Type property is Task Property, then the Property Name property required. The drop-down list for this property includes the task properties that the parent task contains. |
Type (R) |
Specifies the type of the argument. It can contain one of the following values:
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Value (O) |
Specifies a value for this task event IO argument. If the Type property is Literal or Expression, then the Value property contains a literal value or an expression. |