Will return a table containing the given state's information from a particular specification.
SpGetState(State Name, Specification Id)
Where:
State Name is the name of the state to return the information from.
Specification Id (optional) is the Id of the specification to return the current state information. If left blank the current specification will be used.
Rule | Result | Meaning |
---|---|---|
SpGetState("Specify") | {"Name","Type","All Teams","Team Names","Owner", "Creator"; "Specify", "Running", True,"Administrators|Sales|Ops|Engineering", True, True} | This will return a table showing the information about the given state in the current specification. |
SpGetState("Specify","174") | {"Name","Type","All Teams","Team Names","Owner", "Creator"; "Specify", "Running", True,"Administrators|Sales|Ops|Engineering", True, True} | This will return a table showing the information about the given state in the specification with the Id of 174. |
The columns returned in the table and their meanings are listed below:
The Team Names displayed are the Teams that have access to the state.
In some circumstances this could differ from the Teams that have been set on the state itself.
This is because subsequent Transitions could elevate a Team's permission to the state.
For more information on States and Specification Flow see Specification Flow
The result from the function as displayed in a table (such as a Data Table).
Name | Type | All Teams | Team Names | Owner | Creator |
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Specify | Running | True | Administrators|Sales|Ops|Engineering | True | True |