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What is forceactive property?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 4 Last Update: September 27, 2006     Asked by: msk_msr 
  
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April 14, 2006 05:44:48   #1  
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RE: What is forceactive property?
Force Active property for a field makes it accessable in scripting even if it is not in UI.
 
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July 31, 2006 06:13:28   #2  
Sandeep        

RE: What is forceactive property?

If ForceActive is set to true then all the fields under that buscomp would be retrieved from db server when the BusComp is accessed. This ultimately degardes the performance.

On the other hand, a FALSE value to ForceActive property would retrieve only those fields which are registered by UI or by a specialized BusComp.This improves the performance by retrieving only the required data items.


 
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August 08, 2006 12:04:31   #3  
SHIVNAG        

RE: What is forceactive property?
It is field in business component which is having a boolean value, TRUE/FALSE. if true gets all the feilds into business component. but by default its false. because if reduces performance.
 
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September 27, 2006 02:31:49   #4  
vijay        

RE: What is forceactive property?

Force Active is property at the Field level.when this property is set True then it gets values directly from the database and decreases the performance.I should be set to true when your using particular field in the script and when it is not exposed in the applet level.


 
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