7/7/2023 9:01 AM | |
Joined: 9/16/2021 Last visit: 2/8/2024 Posts: 30 Rating: (2) |
Hi Thorium, As per my understanding the instance of template would point to a template using "@Tpl" attribute's linkobject. So, the simplest thing is to use the command BackPointerSpecificationsWithLinkObject. Basically, what this command will do is that it will return an attribute(specification) collection where the object in question is used as linkobject of that attribute. Here you have to be careful that there can be many other attributes apart from "@Tpl“ which can have that object as linkobject. So, you need to put a condition in the script for checking "@tpl". I have attached an example. In the first screenshot I have a document as a template which has multiple instances. in the second screenshot I calculate the BackpointerSpecificationswithlinkobject. Now here it gives me all the attributes where the document is used as a linkobject of the founded attribute. in the third screenshot you see an example of the attribute which is "@tpl" in this case and in the fourth screenshot you see the owner of it which is a document that we are looking for. Regards, GinSan Attachmentbackpointertemplatecollection.zip (479 Downloads) |
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