What is the meaning of SIGN,SUMMARY,SEAL Field Flags?n what r the other Field flags used in Design Document
Subject: Field flags SIGN,SUMMARY,SEAL
authors
Boolean value. If true, this item is an Authors item. An Authors item represents an Authors field on a form, which contains a list of users who are allowed to edit a document they did not create even though they only have Author access to the database in the ACL. Default is false.
name
Name of the item.
names
Boolean value. If true, this item is a Names item. A Names item represents a Names field, which contains a list of user names. Default is false.
placeholder
Boolean value. If true, this item is a placeholder for a form note. Default is false.
protected
Boolean value. If true, protects a field in an existing document from being edited by users with Author access.
readers
Boolean value. If true, this item is a Readers item. A Readers item represents a Readers field on a form, which contains a list of users who are allowed to read a document; all others are restricted from reading it. Default is false.
seal
Boolean value. If true, the content of the field is encrypted. Only readers who have an encryption key can access an encrypted field. Default is false.
sealed
Boolean value. If true, the item contains data encrypted by Notes. Only readers who have an encryption key can access an encrypted field. Default is false.
sign
Boolean value. If true, the field is electronically signed to prevent documents from being tampered with en route from one user to another. Default is false.
summary
Boolean value. If true, this item is a summary item. Items are classified as summary items if they are non-data notes or if they are only added to data notes in order to manage them. Items in data notes, like user fields specified in a form used to create documents, can be considered summary items if they are not comprised of Compound Document (CD) items, which hold rich text and attachments, and are individually less than 60K in size. Summary item values are always stored in the notes header and item descriptors, while non-summary item values may be stored elsewhere in the database. This attribute defaults to true for the following options of the %simple.types; entity: text, number, datetime. All others have no default.
unchanged
Boolean value. If true, the in-memory version of this item is identical to the on-disk version. The value of this attribute is only valid when exporting an item; it does not apply when importing.
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Subject: Field flags SIGN,SUMMARY,SEAL
authorsBoolean value. If true, this item is an Authors item. An Authors item represents an Authors field on a form, which contains a list of users who are allowed to edit a document they did not create even though they only have Author access to the database in the ACL. Default is false.
name
Name of the item.
names
Boolean value. If true, this item is a Names item. A Names item represents a Names field, which contains a list of user names. Default is false.
placeholder
Boolean value. If true, this item is a placeholder for a form note. Default is false.
protected
Boolean value. If true, protects a field in an existing document from being edited by users with Author access.
readers
Boolean value. If true, this item is a Readers item. A Readers item represents a Readers field on a form, which contains a list of users who are allowed to read a document; all others are restricted from reading it. Default is false.
seal
Boolean value. If true, the content of the field is encrypted. Only readers who have an encryption key can access an encrypted field. Default is false.
sealed
Boolean value. If true, the item contains data encrypted by Notes. Only readers who have an encryption key can access an encrypted field. Default is false.
sign
Boolean value. If true, the field is electronically signed to prevent documents from being tampered with en route from one user to another. Default is false.
summary
Boolean value. If true, this item is a summary item. Items are classified as summary items if they are non-data notes or if they are only added to data notes in order to manage them. Items in data notes, like user fields specified in a form used to create documents, can be considered summary items if they are not comprised of Compound Document (CD) items, which hold rich text and attachments, and are individually less than 60K in size. Summary item values are always stored in the notes header and item descriptors, while non-summary item values may be stored elsewhere in the database. This attribute defaults to true for the following options of the %simple.types; entity: text, number, datetime. All others have no default.
unchanged
Boolean value. If true, the in-memory version of this item is identical to the on-disk version. The value of this attribute is only valid when exporting an item; it does not apply when importing
Refer:
Regards
Litty Joseph