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Identity Manager 8.2.1 - API Development Guide

Basic principles of API development Examples and help – Software Development Kit API configuration Implementing your own APIs API Designer Quick start – Creating an API with the API Designer Working with the API Designer
Starting the API Designer Project types User interface Global settings Database objects Labeling changes Find and replace Multilingual captions Managing database queries Managing tabs Managing layouts Displaying the change history (command list) Bookmarks Compiling an API Managing versions (compilation branches) Testing an API Linking C# projects to the API Designer
API projects API methods ImxClient command line program

Deleting a multilingual caption

You can delete existing multilingual captions at any time.

NOTE: You cannot delete multilingual captions that have been predefined by API Designer.

To delete a multilingual caption

  1. On the toolbar, click (Captions).

  2. In the Multilingual captions dialog, enter a term into the Search parameters (such as the name of a key or parts of the caption).

  3. Use the options below the search bar to limit your search:

    • Search key and value: Searches for the term in the key and captions.

    • Search for key only: Only searches for the term in the key.

    • Search for value only: Only searches for the term in the captions.

    • Search in all available languages: Enable this option if you would like to search for the term across all languages. If you disable this option, the search will only be performed in the language that is current shown in the Language field in the Edit section.

  4. Click .

  5. In the Result list section, click the caption to be deleted.

    TIP: If one of the Search key and value or Search for key only options is set, the keys shown in the result list are labeled with an asterisk (*).

  6. Click Delete on the toolbar in the Multilingual captions dialog.

  7. Confirm the prompt with Yes in the dialog.

  8. Click Apply.

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Managing database queries

Open the Edit database queries dialog over Edit | Edit database queries (see Displaying database queries).

In the Edit database queries dialog, you can display, create, edit, delete, and test database queries.

Database queries enable secure communication between your web application and your One Identity Manager database. The actual SQL code is saved in SQL snippets, to which only certain parameters can be added later. The database queries are referenced later in the code only based on their name.

The following table gives an overview of the various features within the Edit database queries dialog.

Table 15: Controls

Control

Description

Add

Creates a new database query. For more information, see Creating a database query.

Delete

Deletes the selected database query. For more information, see Deleting a database query.

Save

Saves changes to the selected database query. For more information, see Editing a database query.

Save all

Saves all changes. For more information, see Editing a database query.

Discard object changes

Undoes all changes to the selected database query.

Identifier

Is a unique database query ID.

Description

Gives a description of the database query that explains the query and its function.

SQL expression

Is the actual query in SQL code.

Dialog groups

Are dialog groups that are permitted to use this database query (labeled ) or forbidden from using it (labeled ).

Test statement

Opens the Test statement dialog. You can test the database query here. For more information, see Testing a database query.

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Displaying database queries

You can edit all existing database queries at any time.

To show all database queries

  • In the menu bar, click Edit > Edit database queries.

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Creating a database query

You can create new database queries at any time.

To create a database query

  1. In the menu bar, click Edit > Edit database queries.

  2. Click Add in the Edit database queries dialog.

  3. Enter a unique name for the database query in the Identifier field.

  4. (Optional) In the Description field, enter a description for the database query that describes the database query and its function.

  5. Enter the query as a SQL code in the SQL expression field.

  6. Double-click the dialog groups that may use the database query in the Dialog groups pane.

    TIP: Click Select all or Deselect all to quickly select or deselect all dialog groups.

  7. (Optional) Click Test statement to test the SQL statement with different values. For more information, see Testing a database query.

  8. Click (Save).

  9. Click Close.

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