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Refer to the shipped advanced example Command Enablement for more information.
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| Note: The changing of business object instance level command states within business objects that support multiple concurrently open instances is not viable because you cannot identify which open instance the state change applies to. |
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| Note: Do not use avChangeCommandState in business objects that use Subtypes. The subtype enablement/disablement will override any enablement/disablement done by avChangeCommandState. |
Method: avChangeCommandState
Event: avCommandStateChanged
Parameters:
| Name | Usage | Class | Description |
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ObjectName | Input - Mandatory | Alpha – max length 32 | Specifies the User Object Name/Type of the framework, application or business object to which the command belongs. An invalid name will cause a message to be displayed and the request will be ignored. |
CommandName | Input – Mandatory | Alpha – max length 32 | Specifies the User Object Name/Type of the command which is to have its state changed. An invalid name will cause a message to be displayed and the request will be ignored. |
Enabled | Input - Mandatory | Boolean | Specifies whether the command is to now be enabled or disabled. If the command already has the requested state the request is ignored. |
Signal (avChangeCommandState only) | Input - Optional | Boolean | Specifies whether the avCommandStateChanged event should be signaled. Default is true. |