Enumeration

Defines a valid list of identifiers.

This is typically generated from all referenced enumeration models and need not be specified.

Restrictions on the Name of the enumeration value:

• The name must start with an uppercase letter and can only contain letters and numbers. Special characters such as '$', '*', '@', '#', etc... not allowed.
• Values must have unique names
• The name can not be more than 27 characters long when converted to db casing

enumeration Season {
   value = "SPRING";
   value = "SUMMER";
   value = "AUTUMN";
   value = "WINTER";
}

Example 1 (Defining an enumeration and using that to define an attribute)

enumeration RemainderMode {
   value = "RemainBalanceId" {
      label = "Allocate remainder to Balance ID";
   }
   value = "RemainWageCode" {
      label = "Allocate remainder to Wage Code";
   }
   value = "RemainNoAllow" {
      label = "No Allocation of Remainder";
   }
}

Using the enumeration for an attribute:

attribute RemainderAllowMode Enumeration(RemainderMode) {
   default = "'RemainBalanceId'";
   fetch = "''";
}

Example 2 (Using existing enumeration logical units)

attribute RemainderAllowMode Enumeration(RemainderMode) {
   default = "'RemainBalanceId'";
   fetch = "''";
}

Example 3 (An enumeration value passed as a parameter to a function)

attribute RunTimeCode Enumeration(OperationTimeCode) {
   fetch = "RUN_TIME_CODE_DB";
   label = "Factor Unit";
   required = [true];
}