xpxDefineTemporaryVariables

FUNCTION xpxDefineTemporaryVariables(tempVariable1  : STRING; value1 : GENERIC; options1 : INTEGER;
                                     tempVariable2  : STRING; value2 : GENERIC; options2 : INTEGER;
                                     tempVariable3  : STRING; value3 : GENERIC; options3 : INTEGER;
                                     tempVariable4  : STRING; value4 : GENERIC; options4 : INTEGER;
                                     tempVariable5  : STRING; value5 : GENERIC; options5 : INTEGER;
                                     tempVariable6  : STRING; value6 : GENERIC; options6 : INTEGER;
                                     tempVariable7  : STRING; value7 : GENERIC; options7 : INTEGER;
                                     tempVariable8  : STRING; value8 : GENERIC; options8 : INTEGER;
                                     tempVariable9  : STRING; value9 : GENERIC; options9 : INTEGER;
                                     tempVariable10 : STRING;value10 : GENERIC;options10 : INTEGER)
                                     status                                              : INTEGER;

Function to define one or more EDMtemporaryVariables. An EDMtemporaryVariable may be in the global scope or in the local scope. The global scope is the same as the GLOBAL variables in an EDMexpressX schema and the local scope is the same as LOCAL variables in an EDMexpressX schema. Any number of EDMtemporaryVariables can be defined in an EDMvmSession. An EDMtemporaryVariable exists only in the actual EDMvmSession it is defined in, i.e., all existing EDMtemporaryVariables will be deleted at the end of an EDMvmSession.  This function can optionally assign an initial value to the defined EDMtemporaryVariables. The EDMtemporaryVariables can be accessed by name in any EDMruntimeExpression. An EDMruntimeExpression is an expression that is defined and decoded (compiled) at run time of an EDMexpressX schema. Example of accessing EDMtemporaryVariables: xpfDecodeExpression(), xpfEvaluateExpression(),  "condition" argument in xpfSelectInstancesBN(), ...

This function has variable number of arguments, i.e., it can be invoked with a minimum of 3 arguments and a maximum of 30 arguments. The number of arguments must be modulo 3.

Arguments

GENERIC

INTEGER

Return Value

Options

Example

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See also