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Types of variables
There are three types of variables available: global, rule set, and temporary. Global variables Global variables exist at a global level and are accessible from all instances of all rule sets in the system. The most common use for global variables is to isolate external references that are needed across multipleCreating variables
Before you can use variables, you must create them. Variables are created in the Manage Variables Editor. To open the Manage Variables Editor, in Rule Builder, from the Edit menu, select Manage Variables. If the rule set is new and was not saved yet, you are prompted to assign a name to the rule set and saveUses of variables
The primary areas where variables can be utilized are: Isolating external references—rule sets often reference external resources such as email addresses … to be updated when changes are required. If variables are used to hold the references, only the variable values will need to be updated and any rules which referenceTypes of variables
There are three types of variables available: global, rule set, and temporary. Global variables Global variables exist at a global level and are accessible from all instances of all rule sets in the system. The most common use for global variables is to isolate external references that are needed across multipleDeleting variables
Variables are deleted in the Manage Variables Editor. To open the Manage Variables Editor, in Rule Builder, from the Edit menu, select Manage Variables. In the Manage Variables Editor, perform the following steps. Select the appropriate tab for the type of variable that you want to delete. Select Global VariablesUses of variables
The primary areas where variables can be utilized are: Isolating external references—rule sets often reference external resources such as email addresses … to be updated when changes are required. If variables are used to hold the references, only the variable values will need to be updated and any rules which referenceUsing RBA variables in custom code
To read RBA variable values from custom code you must specify which variables you will be reading and then fetch their values and assign them to local VB variables: ' --- declare local variables object --- Dim variables As Creo.PWS.Automation.BaseDataModel.Variables = action.Variables ' ' --- identifyUsing RBA variables in custom code
To read RBA variable values from custom code you must specify which variables you will be reading and then fetch their values and assign them to local VB variables: ' --- declare local variables object --- Dim variables As Creo.PWS.Automation.BaseDataModel.Variables = action.Variables ' ' --- identifyIdentifying where global variables are used
In Rule Set Manager, you can see in which rule sets a selected global variable is used. In Rule Set Manager, from the View menu on the top-right corner of the Rule Set Library pane, select By Resource Usage. In the Rule Set Library pane, open the Variables folder. Select the global value that you want to checkCreate temporary variables
Open a copy of the enabled rule set. In Rule Builder, from the Edit menu, select Manage Variables. In the message that appears that prompts you to save the rule set, click Yes and type a new name for this copy of the rule set. In the Manage Variables Editor window that appears, click the Temporary Variables tab