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- Last UpdatedFeb 21, 2021
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Note: In the following functions, "Node" is a reference either to a Tag name (which is encapsulated in brackets), e.g. @IsExpected([TagName]) or to a Node reference such as CurrentNode or ParentNode, e.g. @IsExpected(@CurrentNode()) and @IsExpected(@ParentNode(@CurrentNode()))
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Function |
Syntax |
Returns |
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@GroupDisabled |
@GroupDisabled (Node) |
TRUE if the referenced Task Group is either disabled by status or unanswered, and FALSE otherwise. |
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@IsAnswered |
IsAnswered (Node) |
TRUE if the procedure or calculation node has provided a value, and FALSE otherwise. |
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@IsErrored |
@IsErrored (Node) |
TRUE if the node is in error (e.g. when a calculation node - including "default value" - results in division by zero). |
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@IsExpected |
@IsExpected (Node) |
TRUE if the node is "active and expected," and FALSE otherwise. |
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@ParentGroup |
@ParentGroup (Node) |
Modifies CurrentNode by referencing the current Task, Task Group, Decision or Condition’s parent. |
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@UniqueNumber1 |
@UniqueNumber (KeyValue) |
TRUE if the value entered for the parent Task is unique among all Tasks possessing the same calculation string; FALSE otherwise |
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@GetAssetProperty |
@GetAssetProperty(Property) |
The value of the attached property for the first asset it finds in the Procedure hierarchy. If no asset can be found, or if the asset does not have a value for the attached property, then an empty string is returned instead. NOTE: You may not find the value for the asset if the attached property value is not configured to be sent to the mobile device. See "Working with Attached Properties" on page 473. |
1 This function is a part of the Oil & Gas module.