Click Add Property. Form Designer Form

13-14 Oracle Fusion Middleware Developers Guide for Oracle Identity Manager In this example, the Name data field was selected as indicated by Name displayed in the Column Name field. In addition, the data type of this field is a lookup field. The boxes of the Add Property dialog box are used to help build the WHERE clause in the custom lookup query. As you select the values for each box from the menu, the WHERE clause is appended to the custom lookup query. Table 13–4 describes the regions of the Add Property dialog box. Initially, all the fields are grayed out. After you have defined the lookup query and clicked Save, the fields become active. Note: The text that is displayed in the Column Name and Column Type fields shows the name and type of the data field you selected from the Properties tab of the Form Designer. Table 13–4 Fields of the Add Property Dialog Box Name Description Column Name The name of the data field. Column Type The data type of the data field. Property Name From this list, select the property for the data field. Property Value In this field, enter the property value, which is associated with the property that is displayed in the Property Name box. In the case of a lookup query, you must specify both the Oracle Identity Manager form and field, which will be referenced for the query and will be recognized by the database. For example, if Oracle Identity Manager is referring to the users login, you enter select usr_key fromusr in the Property Value field. After clicking Save, the Filter Column is active with all the columns of tables. Filter Column This is the Oracle Identity Manager form field that is referenced for the lookup query, and which is recognized by the database. This field is populated with all columns of table specified in the Property Value field. If multiple tables are used in the query, all tables are shown. For example, usr.USR_LOGIN signifies that Oracle Identity Manager will see the User Login field from the Users form for the lookup query. Source After the Filter Column variable is selected, the Source field is populated with all possible sources of value. The list of values in this field is dependent upon the type of form, for which the lookup field is being defined. For instance, the list displayed is different if the lookup query is for an Object form or a Process form. The Source field is a user-friendly name for the value that is displayed in the Filter Column box. For example, Requester Information refers to the usr.USR portion of the Filter Column value. Field This field is populated based on what value is selected in the Source field. Use this field to create the SELECT statement, which is needed for the column name. For example, the User Login corresponds to the _LOGIN part in the Filter Column value. Developing Process Forms 13-15 3. Set the parameters for the property and the property value that you are adding to the data field. Figure 13–7 shows the Edit Property dialog box. Figure 13–7 Edit Property Dialog Box

13.1.2.4.3 Removing a Property and Property Value From a Data Field

To remove a property and property value from a data field: 1. Select the property and the property value that you want to remove.

2. Click Delete Property.

The property and its associated value are removed from the data field.

13.1.2.5 Administrators Tab

This tab is used to select the user groups that can view, modify, and delete the current record of the form that was created by a user by using the Form Designer form. When the Write check box is selected, the corresponding user group can view and modify information for the current record of the form. If this check box is not selected, the user group cannot view or edit information for this record. When the Delete check box is selected, the associated user group can remove information from the current record of the form. If this check box is not selected, the user group cannot delete information from this record. Figure 13–8 shows the Administrators tab of the Form Designer Form. Note: The menu items displayed in the Property Name box show the data type of the selected data field. The Source and Field boxes of the Add Property dialog box are applicable only when Lookup Query is displayed in Property Name.