Models consist of individual properties. You can display the contents of a model in the properties list.
As shown below, when you create a model, default properties are applied to the model. These initial properties provide unique identifiers. Additional properties can be added as required to a model. The following example contains an overview of the role model with additional properties applied.
The individual tabs provide access to the specific details and settings for a model.
Tip! Use the Back button to return to the previous view.
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A. The name of the property is displayed in this column. |
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B. The name applied for the property in the database. This name originates automatically from details provided when creating a model. Note: This name can be used when defining an application programming interface (API) or when developing custom actions. |
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C. Whether or not a default value is set. You can click on the property row to open the details for a property to set the default value settings. |
➝ Next article: Adding properties to a model in the model list view