How to ignore a attribute change in same BO with rules

weblike

This is maybe a rookie question, but how can I ignore a change of an attribute in Rules?

In a rule we can ignore referred attributes, but how can we ignore a BO attribute.

If NOT(OrderLineItem IS NEW ) AND OrderLineItem WAS CHANGED AND NOT(OrderLineItem.LineNumber WAS CHANGED) Then
OrderLineItem.Audit_LastEdit=CURRENT_TIMESTAMP

cheers

BenHayat

weblike wrote
This is maybe a rookie question, but how can I ignore a change of an attribute in Rules?

In a rule we can ignore referred attributes, but how can we ignore a BO attribute.

If NOT(OrderLineItem IS NEW ) AND OrderLineItem WAS CHANGED AND NOT(OrderLineItem.LineNumber WAS CHANGED) Then
OrderLineItem.Audit_LastEdit=CURRENT_TIMESTAMP

cheers

Although your condition section may get large, but I've always checked on specific attributes that I wanted to see if they were changed and ignore the rest. This way I knew changes to those attributes I'm interested in, will affect my condition.

weblike

Hi Ben,

I realized that GET_CHANGES Function is very good for optimization purposes not for front-end users, because it creates a html table with brute Attribute Names(very good for debugging&optimization purposes).
I followed your suggestion, although it makes less audit records (maybe something I was forgetting), but one record kept my attention:

and this is for @Support especially:

I have a record where GET_CHANGES didn't pulled any information in html table...The question than, is why was this created and what attributes were changed?

Thank you.