Naming and Renaming

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The UI Designer has a set of reserved keywords. If one of your case fields uses a reserved word as a name, it will not appear for use in UI Designer. It must be renamed in order for it to appear.

If any unbound field is renamed to any of the reserved keywords, an error message appears warning you to change the field name. If a form that uses a reserved keyword is imported into the UI Designer, the form cannot be saved until those fields are renamed.

The following table shows all the UI Designer’s reserved keywords:

Rule

RuleSet

If

Set

Format

MSet

Show

Refresh

CallJS

Alert

CallWS

CallSQL

Invalid

DataTable

Filter

Filters

DataSource

ConfirmMsg

Input

Output

Arg

Option ID

Option Text

myField

AddHours

AddMonths

AddYears

Avg

Ceil

Count

DateDiffDays

DateIIF

DateTime

DateToString

DecimalRound

DecimalToString

Floor

GetChoiceId

GetChoiceValue

GetSessionValue

IndexOf

IntToString

Length

Lower

Matches

Max

Min

NewGuid

Now

Replace

Round

SetSessionValue

StringIIF

Substring

SubstringBefore

Sum

Today

ToBool

ToDecimal

ToInt

Translate

Trim

Trunc

Upper

UserName

Submit

CallDT

InformMsg

AddDays

Date

Fill

Join

Not

SubstringAfter

row_id

row_num

DeviceType

UserRole

Be careful when renaming or removing case fields in eCASE. If you rename or remove a case field that is still in use by your form, it might cause your form to stop working. For example, if a rule was written to modify the value of a case field, and the case field is renamed, the rule will no longer work. The maximum length of a form field’s name allowed in UI Designer is 30 characters. UI Designer accepts case fields with name more than 30 characters, but any unbound field’s name in UI Designer should be not more than 30 characters (You should be careful when trying to rename the unbound fields).