Where's the Database Schema Developer Guide for v9?
Thanx!!!
It has not been published yet. This will be contained as part of the upcoming SDK. This is due out shortly.
V9 has already been out for a while... Isn't there at least a draft version?
Or else, what table contains the component variable (B.O. or calc) and the B.O. item or formula for a field on a form. I looked for them in the eField table...
Wecome to the wonderful world of .net.
Very little of what used to go in the database still does, mainly what the engine needs to do its thing when setting up and doing calculations as far as I can see. Most of it is the eAssembly table.
Juat about all of the code, alerts, roles and alert messages have been dropped from the eAction, eStage, and eForm tables.
I very much doubt any scema data would be of much use any more, and the code is now in code rather than in the database and interpreted on the fly as it used to be.
What about the things that seem to be missing from the eField table, that define the fields on a form? Like the component variable (B.O. or calc) and the B.O. item or formula for a field on a form. I looked for them in the eField table...
Are these also hidden in the marvelous world of .net?
Yes, sorry, the eField table is pretty sparse too. Seems to be the bare minumum and some odd things like option lists and grid columns, but no variable assignments or code. It's all in .net assemblies now.
Is it useful to study .net? What version/release?
The V9 Database Schema Developer Guide is now available from the Documentation section of the Customer Zone - Just in case anyone had not noticed ;-)
Yes it is useful to study .Net/C#, v3.5 and later
Carolyn, which version is used in BPM v.9? Which version is better to study? 3.5 or a more recent one?
It's 3.5 in v9 but they told me last week they were starting to use v4 for their development.
