VerifyState

Signature

The VerifyState keyword supports the following signatures:

VerifyState(AppletRN|FieldRN|[RowNum], TRUE/FALSE)
VerifyState(AppletRN|MenuButtonRN|MenuItemRN, TRUE)
VerifyState(ApplicationLevelMenuRN|ApplicationLevelMenuItemRN, TRUE)

Note the following about the VerifyState keyword signature:

If an object is enabled, editable, or drillable, then verification is True.
If an object is editable and drillable, then verification is True.
If an object is read-only and drillable, then verification is False
If an object is read-only or disabled, then verification is False.
You can verify the state of most objects, including the following: button, text, check box, drop-down list, menu item, application-level menu items.

Desktop Examples

The following table describes how to use the VerifyState keyword to verify the state of an object in desktop applications.

Target Object	Inputs	Closing Action	Comments
SIS Product Form Applet - ISS Admin\|NewRecord	TRUE	N/A	Verifies whether the button state is enabled or disabled.
SIS Product List Admin Applet\|Billable Flag\|3	FALSE	N/A	Verifies whether the check box field is enabled or disabled.
SIS Product Form Applet - ISS Admin\|SiebAppletMenu\|New Record (SWE)	TRUE	N/A	Verifies the state of menu item in the form applet.
Menu-Query\|Query - QueryAssist	FALSE	N/A	Verifies the state of application level menu items.
NULL\|Tree	TRUE	N/A	Verifies the state of the application.
NULL\|Tab	TRUE	N/A	Verifies the state of the application.
NULL\|Side Menu	TRUE	N/A	Verifies the state of the application.

Mobile Examples

The following table describes how to use the VerifyState keyword to verify the state of an object in mobile applications (on mobile devices).

Target Object	Inputs	Closing Action	Comments
SHCE Sales Account List Applet - Mobile\|QuerySrchSpec	TRUE	N/A	Verifies the state of the variable and stores the value in @var.
SHCE Sales Account List Applet - Mobile\|SiebAppletMenu\|Record Count (SWE)	TRUE	N/A	Verifies the state of the menu item.