Action Request System 5.1 Developing AR System Applications ...

Action Request System 5.1The Check Out from Source Control dialog box appears.Figure 9-5: Check Out from Source Control Dialog BoxThe Server Window lists the user who has checked out the object.3 Enter any appropriate comments.4 Select Check Out Related Objects to include related AR System objects.This feature is important, for example, if you are modifying an active linkthat is attached to a form or a guide. This is because changing workflow inone place has a “ripple effect” on other related server objects. Simplychanging the name of an active link breaks the workflow with related objectslike forms or guides. Checking out related objects is a useful feature inavoiding potential conflicts with other system administrators.5 Click OK.The Server Window shows what objects are checked out by each user.Undoing Check Out of AR System Objects in Source ControlCancelling the Check Out operation leaves the object still checked into thesource control system. In Enforced mode, this means you cannot modify theobject. However, when a check-out is undone, any changes saved to the ARSystem server since the last check-in will not be undone. Undoing acheck-out will only clear the Checked Out To object property.1 In the Server window, select one or more AR System objects that are checkedout from source control.2 Choose Tools > Source Control > Undo Check Out.A warning appears.3 Click Yes (or click Yes All).The Server Window shows that the server object has not been checked out toyou.232 "Chapter 9—Using Source Control