The Tables interface acts as a parent object for all tables within a form, integration service
or workflow process. Individual tables are accessed using their table name.
When the name is not a valid Java identifier e.g. it begins with a numeric, the table can only be
accessed using the #getTable(String) method.
When running an event that forms part of a deployed component, only tables from the component can be accessed.
All included tables can be iterated using the following code:
for ( var table in Iterator(tables.iterator()) )
{
log(table.elementName);
}
Examples:
tables.TAB1.updateTable();
var rows = tables.getTable("1TAB").fetchTable();
Tablesinterface acts as a parent object for all tables within a form, integration service or workflow process. Individual tables are accessed using their table name. When the name is not a valid Java identifier e.g. it begins with a numeric, the table can only be accessed using the #getTable(String) method.When running an event that forms part of a deployed component, only tables from the component can be accessed.
All included tables can be iterated using the following code:
for ( var table in Iterator(tables.iterator()) ) { log(table.elementName); }Examples:tables.TAB1.updateTable(); var rows = tables.getTable("1TAB").fetchTable();