topic Missing ToStateId in UpdateChangeOrderLifeCycleStateCommandEventArgs Class in Vault Customization Forum

Missing ToStateId in UpdateChangeOrderLifeCycleStateCommandEventArgs Class

krister.sjoberg — Thu, 01 Nov 2012 15:36:55 GMT

This is actually not a question, just a remark. I'm really missing the Id for the target state in the UpdateChangeOrderLifeCycleStateCommandEventArgs Class. I know that I can use the ActivityId to figure out what the target state is, but why???? can't there just be a member with that info like there is for Items etc..

/Krister

Re: Missing ToStateId in UpdateChangeOrderLifeCycleStateCommandEventArgs Class

Redmond.D — Fri, 02 Nov 2012 17:29:38 GMT

This event is triggered by the CommitChangeOrderActivity function call. The event args match the parameters on the function call.

So that leads to the next question: Why does CommitChangeOrderActivity use the activity ID instead of the target state ID?

It goes back to how the database tables are set up on the Vault server. In the case of change orders, things are indexed to lookup based on the activity.