IBM E02HMLL-I Implementation Guide - Page 255
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v Determine the highest current value for the participant and set the Initial Value field to an even higher value. The first business object instance in the batch and all those that follow will then be unique. v Delete the existing table entries for the participant, thus guaranteeing that no entries have the same attribute value as any of the batch business objects. To send business objects in batch mode, do the following: 1. Click the down arrow in the right-hand corner of the title bar of the Client Simulator view and select Server > Send Batch. 2. In the "Batch Mode" window, select the desired verb from the Verb drop-down menu. 3. Select the desired locale from the BO Locale drop-down menu. 4. Select from the Attribute list the attribute in the top-level business object that you want incremented with each business object request in the batch. The selected attribute should typically be an attribute that uniquely identifies the business object, such as a primary key. 5. In the Initial Value field, type the starting value for the attribute to be incremented. 6. In the No. of BO's field, type the number of business object instances you want generated and sent. 7. Click OK. The Client Simulator view generates the number of business objects you specified, all identical with the exception of the one specified attribute, whose value is incremented for each instance. Figure 74 shows a batch mode configuration in which: v Fifty business objects are to be sent. v The value of the attribute OrgObjid is to be incremented. v The starting value for the attribute is 10000. Figure 74. Sending business object requests in batch mode Setting values for business object attributes You can set values for business object attributes when creating a business object request and when editing a business object request that has been received, so that it can be returned as a response. To set values for the attributes of a business object you intend to send as a request, you must use the Input Pane of the Client Simulator view. For more information, see "Using the Input Pane" on page 237. Chapter 12. Using Integrated Test Environment 243
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