- Live formulas (HARDFORMULA/SOFTFORMULA) in dcc-validations with operator-friendly explanations - MPE_VALIDATIONS table doc: add HARDFORMULA/SOFTFORMULA to RULE_TYPE values - Roadmap: mark Frontend Formulae and Regex Rules as delivered - SAS VA Embed: document Live vs Confirm filter modes - ViewBoxes: document edge/corner drag resizing - Licensing: combined-key paste, key preview, protocol warning - CAS Tables: REPLACE load type support and temp table cleanup - Editor: native date/time pickers, paste-validation overlay, row status indicators - Stage page: Formatted/Unformatted toggle on the approvals screen - Viya deploy: configurator improvements, deploy checks, login page UX - Index page: add live formulas and VA embed to features list
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MPE_VALIDATIONS
The MPE_VALIDATIONS table enables a number of validations to be applied to the data at the point of entry - such as casing, min/max values, nullability, and the ability to generate dropdown values directly from source tables or dynamically from SAS programs.
A detailed breakdown is available in the validations section.
Columns
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TX_FROM num: SCD2 open datetime TX_TO num: SCD2 close datetime- 🔑
BASE_LIB char(8): SAS Libref (8 chars) - 🔑
BASE_DS char(32): The library member name - 🔑
BASE_COL char(32): The column name - 🔑
RULE_TYPE char(32): The name of the rule to apply. Valid values includeCASE,NOTNULL,MINVAL,MAXVAL,READONLY,HIDDEN,ROUND,NUMBER_FORMAT,HARDFORMULA,SOFTFORMULA,HARDREGEX,SOFTREGEX,HARDSELECT,SOFTSELECT,HARDSELECT_HOOKandSOFTSELECT_HOOK. RULE_VALUE char(128): The value of the rule.RULE_ACTIVE num: Set to 1 for an active rule, or 0 to disable the rule.
