Creating a project workflow interlock property filter

BlueCielo Meridian Advanced Project Workflow Module 2016 Configuration Guide

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Creating a project workflow interlock property filter

A project workflow interlock property filter restricts the specific folder property values that sub-projects must have for this interlock to apply.

To create a project workflow interlock property filter:

Select the project definition in the left pane of Meridian Enterprise Configurator.
Click the Edit button to enable modification of the project definition.
Click the Interlocks tab in the right pane. The list of interlocks applied to the current project definition appears in the right pane.
Select the interlock you want to edit and click the Edit button. The Properties dialog of the interlock appears.
Click the Property Filters tab. The list of current property filters appears as shown in the following figure.

Enable the check boxes for your desired options and use the Add, Remove, and Remove All buttons to configure the options on the Property Filters tab from the descriptions in the following table.

Property Filters options
Option	Description
all these conditions are met	Requires that all listed property filters be met. Equivalent to applying the Boolean AND operator to the filters.
any of these conditions are met	Requires that at least one of the listed property filters be met. Equivalent to applying the Boolean OR operator to the filters.
Property	Select a property to filter on its value.
Condition	Select a condition by which to filter the value of the property.
Value	Type the property value that will activate this interlock.
Show system properties	By default, only custom properties are listed. Enable this option to also see the system properties.

Tip Double-click any cell to create a new property filter using the default conditions.

Tip You will also find the Remove and Remove All commands on the context menu by right-clicking an interlock condition.

Note Clearing the checkbox next to a filter’s Name is equivalent to clicking the Remove button. The condition will be removed when the OK button is clicked.

Click OK to close the Properties dialog.
Click the OK button on the Interlocks tab to save your changes.

This completes the configuration of an interlock property filter of a project definition. You can now continue to configure the interlock in any of the following topics.

Related tasks

Creating a project workflow interlock

Creating an interlock folder filter

Configuring interlock objects and scope