system_ui_policy
Defines user interface (UI) policies that determine field visibility, read-only status, and mandatory settings.
Columns
| Name | Type | ReadOnly | References | Description |
| sys_policy | String | False |
Specifies the system policy that governs how this UI policy behaves during updates and deployments. | |
| sys_replace_on_upgrade | String | False |
Indicates whether the UI policy should be replaced when the system is upgraded. | |
| sys_customer_update | String | False |
Shows whether this UI policy has been customized by the customer or remains a base system record. | |
| sys_scope | String | False |
Identifies the application scope that owns this UI policy record. | |
| sys_package | String | False |
References the application package that contains this UI policy record. | |
| sys_updated_on | Datetime | False |
Records the date and time when the UI policy was last updated. | |
| sys_created_on | Datetime | False |
Records the date and time when the UI policy was originally created. | |
| sys_name | String | False |
Stores the internal name used to identify the UI policy within the system. | |
| sys_updated_by | String | False |
Identifies the user who last modified the UI policy. | |
| sys_created_by | String | False |
Identifies the user who created the UI policy record. | |
| sys_class_name | String | False |
Defines the system class associated with this UI policy, indicating its data type or structure. | |
| sys_mod_count | String | False |
Tracks the number of times the UI policy record has been modified since creation. | |
| sys_update_name | String | False |
Contains the unique update name used to track this UI policy in update sets. | |
| inherit | String | False |
Indicates whether this UI policy inherits settings or behaviors from another policy. | |
| model_id | String | False |
References the identifier of the model or form element associated with this UI policy. | |
| sys_id [KEY] | String | False |
Provides the system identifier (sys_id) for the UI policy record. | |
| reverse_if_false | String | False |
Specifies whether the UI policy should reverse its actions when the defined condition is not met. | |
| script_false | String | False |
Contains the client-side script executed when the UI policy condition evaluates to false. | |
| set_values | String | False |
Defines the field values that should be set automatically when the UI policy conditions are met. | |
| active | String | False |
Indicates whether the UI policy is currently active and enforced in the system. | |
| short_description | String | False |
Provides a concise summary describing the purpose or behavior of the UI policy. | |
| run_scripts | String | False |
Specifies whether scripts associated with this UI policy should be executed when conditions are triggered. | |
| sys_domain_path | String | False |
Describes the hierarchical domain path for this record in multi-domain configurations. | |
| ui_type | String | False |
Indicates the type of user interface where this UI policy applies, such as desktop, mobile, or both. | |
| order | String | False |
Defines the execution order of this UI policy relative to other policies on the same form. | |
| sys_domain | String | False |
Indicates the domain to which this UI policy belongs in multi-domain environments. | |
| description | String | False |
Provides a detailed description of the UI policy, including its intended functionality or rules. | |
| view | String | False |
Specifies the form view where this UI policy is applied. | |
| conditions | String | False |
Defines the logical conditions that determine when this UI policy is triggered. | |
| on_load | String | False |
Specifies whether the UI policy should be executed when the form is initially loaded. | |
| script_true | String | False |
Contains the client-side script executed when the UI policy condition evaluates to true. | |
| sys_overrides | String | False |
Lists any system records or configurations that this UI policy overrides. | |
| global | String | False |
Indicates whether the UI policy is applied globally across all relevant applications and modules. |