Runtime Fields

Follow the steps below to access runtime fields:

Step 1: Navigate to Factory.

Step 2: Proceed to Factory Build.

Step 3: Select the Runtime Field Chips for a specific workspace.

Step 4: Access the list of your runtime fields.

This guide provides a step-by-step process to create a runtime field.

Step 1: Navigate to the navigation bar and select create new.

Step 2: On the new page, provide a display name for the field.

Step 3: Provide a field name.

Step 4: Select a model from the available options.

Step 5: Choose the asset types for the runtime field.

Step 6: If desired, choose a unit.

Step 7: Select the aggregation for the runtime field.

Step 8: Decide if the field should be visible in applications.

Step 9: Write the formula for the runtime field.

Step 10: Optionally, provide a description for the runtime field.

Step 11: After filling all the fields, select create to finalize the creation of the runtime field.

The runtime field is now created.

Syntax

• Runtime Field names that contain spaces or other reserved characters must be enclosed in $'' (the dollar sign distinguishes them from string literals, which are also enclosed in single quotes).

• All whitespaces in the formula are ignored.

• Aside from field names, the language is not case-sensitive.

Formulas

All supported formulas are included, with examples and description to help you find the right ones for your calculations:

This guide explains how to update a runtime field.

Step 0: Start by selecting the desired field from the runtime field list.

Step 1: Switch the view from active to draft

Step 2: Make the changes to the runtime field.

Step 3: Save the changes by reactivating the runtime field. This action makes the draft version active.

The runtime field is now updated

This guide explains how to view runtime fields in the factory view of workspaces.

Follow these steps:

Step 1: Navigate to the factory view in workspaces.

Step 2: Click on the runtime fields chip.

This action opens a list of runtime fields. The list includes details such as:

• Display name

• Field name

• Formula

• Asset types

• Model

• Unit (if available)

• Description (if available)

• The last modification date and the person who made it

• Whether the field is active or inactive, and the activation date

• If there's an error, it indicates that it's an invalid runtime field and provides information about the error.

This guide provides steps to deactivate a runtime field.

Step 1: Click on the desired field to deactivate.

Step 2: Navigate into the draft

Step 3: Click Deactivate.

Follow these steps to successfully deactivate a runtime field.

This guide explains how to delete a runtime field.

Step 0: Start by clicking on the desired runtime field.

Step 1: Ensure the field is deactivated. If the field isn't deactivated, it's impossible to delete.

Step 2: Select Options, then Delete.

Step 3: Select Proceed to confirm the deletion

This action deletes the runtime field.

This guide explains how to revert a runtime field draft back to its active state after making changes that you're not satisfied with. This process allows you to return to the active version without having to undo all the changes manually.

Step 1: Start by making changes to your runtime field. If you're not happy with the modifications, you'll want to revert back to the active version.

Step 2: Navigate to the options menu.

Step 3: Select Revert to Active.

This action generates a draft that mirrors the active version.

Step 4: Observe that the draft and the active version are identical.

Step 5: Save the changes. The field is now fully reverted back to its active state.