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Reference
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Schema API Reference
Examples of Hooks and Scripts
Conceptual examples

Overview
Learn general information about the product.
Install and deploy DevOps Plan
Find information about installing and deploying DevOps Plan.
Developing
Learn how to develop schemas by using the DevOps Plan Designer.
Integrating
You can integrate DevOps Plan with other software by adding packages to existing schema.
Extending product function
Learn how to extend the product.
Reference
Review reference information for the product.
- Schema API Reference

Conceptual examples

This section includes code examples that help illustrate many of the common DevOps Plan customizations available through the API.

Opening a prepopulated form
Opening a URL
Generating a custom message
Getting and setting attachment information
Building queries for defects and users
Updating duplicate records to match the parent record
Managing records (entities) that are stateless and stateful
Extracting data about an EntityDef (record type)
Extracting data about a field in a record
Using field path names to retrieve field values
Showing changes to a FieldInfo (field) object
Showing changes to an Entity (record) object
Running a query and reporting on its result set
Running a query that has dynamic filters
Getting a list of defects and modifying a record
Sorting a result set
Getting session and database information
Running a query against more than one record type
Creating a dependent choice list
Triggering a task with the destination state
Adding and removing users in a group
Upgrading user information
Workspace security example
Controlling multirecord update edit operations
As a DevOps Plan administrator or schema designer, you can write hook code that uses multirecord update status information to implement multirecord update controls.
Detecting whether a record is in multirecord update mode
You can detect whether a record is in multirecord update mode by using the ratl_MultiModifyBatchMode session variable.

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