: Public <<TMF_BusinessEntity>> Business Entity
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1/10/2022 12:03:24 PM |
Modified: |
4/15/2022 10:33:35 AM |
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Author: |
Giu Platania |
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22.0 |
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prop |
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Implemented |
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Easy |
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UUID: |
{786DFC6E-EE85-4168-8213-D435580B9317} |
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PolicyVariable Hierarchy |
This class is used to represent a single or set of bit string variable. Thus, only BitStringValue classes can be used in the value portion of the condition expression with this PolicyVariable.<br/>
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Public String variableBitStringList
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Transient: |
False |
Derived: |
False |
IsID: |
False |
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This attribute is an unordered list of strings, each representing <br/>a single bit string or a set of bit strings. The number of bits <br/>specified SHOULD equal the number of bits of the expected variable. For example, for an 8-bit byte variable, 8 bits should be specified. If the variable does not have a fixed length, the most significant bits should be used. The formal definition of a bit string is:<br/> <br/> binary-digit = "0" / "1"<br/> bitstring = 1*binary-digit<br/> maskedBitString = bitstring","bitstring<br/><br/>Each string entry is either:<br/><br/> 1. A single bit string. Example: 00111010<br/> 2. A range of bit strings specifies using a bit string and a bit<br/> mask. The bit string and mask properties have the same <br/> number of bits specified. The mask bit string specifies the <br/> significant bits in the bit string value. For example, 110110, <br/> 100110 and 110111 would match the maskedBitString <br/> 100110,101110 but 100100 would not.<br/>
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IsCoreEntity |
False |
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Values: true,false Default: False
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rsa_guid |
_3E3F0EC000E93DD8710B00DC |
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isActive: |
0 |
isFinalSpecialization: |
0 |