Difference between revisions of "SYSCLS MIN NORM MAX CLASSIFICATION"
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| − | If a property is classified as Min/Norm/Max property, it will have three values (Min - Value, Normal - Value and Max - Value) | + | If a property is classified as Min/Norm/Max property, it will have three values (Min - Value, Normal - Value and Max - Value) |
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| + | == Implementation == | ||
| + | To classify a property using the Min/Norm/Max fields, simply set the VALUE_TYPE of the respective property to 'MinNormMax'. The system will automatically apply the classification, which can then be reviewed in the ACM Manager. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Latest revision as of 10:11, 4 September 2025
 Min/Norm/Max Classification Object |
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| Name | SYSCLS_MIN_NORM_MAX_CLASSIFICATION |
| Inheritance | - |
| Namespace | System.Classification.Content |
| ID | {DCD66C9E-8B98-4535-A7A3-792B6A47FFDD} |
| Purpose | Classify properties as Min/Norm/Max to extend the set of values. |
| Version | 4.7.0+ |
If a property is classified as Min/Norm/Max property, it will have three values (Min - Value, Normal - Value and Max - Value)
Implementation
To classify a property using the Min/Norm/Max fields, simply set the VALUE_TYPE of the respective property to 'MinNormMax'. The system will automatically apply the classification, which can then be reviewed in the ACM Manager.
