Chapter 3 Getting Started with Objects Manipulation Using Scripts
You can dynamically get and set objects extended properties like attributes and collections using scripts.
The syntax for identifying any object property is:
"<TargetCode>.<PropertyName>"
For example, to get the extended attribute MyAttribute from the importXXX object, use:
GetExtendedAttribute("importXXX.MyAttribute")
Note that if the script is inside a profile (for example, in a custom check script), you can use the %CurrentTargetCode% variable instead of a hard-coded TargetCode, in order to improve the portability of your script.
For example:
GetExtendedAttribute("%CurrentTargetCode%.MyAttribute")
In the following example we:
If (not ExistingModel Is Nothing) and (not FoundClass Is Nothing) Then
' Modify extended attribute on the class
Dim ExaName
ExaName = "importXXX.MyAttribute" ' attribute name prefixed by extended model definition code
If FoundClass.HasExtendedAttribute(ExaName) Then
output "Extended attribute can be accessed"
FoundClass.SetExtendedAttributeText ExaName, "1024"
FoundClass.SetExtendedAttribute ExaName, 2048
Dim valAsText, valAsInt
valAsText = FoundClass.GetExtendedAttributeText(ExaName)
valAsInt = FoundClass.GetExtendedAttribute(ExaName)
End If
' Modify extended collection on the class
Dim ExColName, ExCol
ExColName = "importXXX.MyCollection" ' collection name prefixed by extended model definition code
Set ExCol = FoundClass.GetExtendedCollection(ExColName)
If not ExCol is Nothing Then
output "Extended collection can be accessed"
' The extended collection can be used as a standard collection
' for example, we add the class in its own extended collection
ExCol.Add FoundClass
Set ExCol = Nothing
End If
End If
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