You can use this page to track the verified contract for the SysDocBatchZip OCL operator when you work in MDriven Designer.
Current documentation status
SysDocBatchZip is an OCL operator name, but the available documentation does not define how to call it or what it does. Do not infer its behavior, parameters, return value, or side effects from its name.
Before using this operator in a constraint, action, or other OCL expression, verify its signature and behavior in your MDriven environment.
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OCL (Object Constraint Language) expressions use operators to evaluate values, collections, and logical conditions. To inspect the operators available while you write an expression:
- Open the OCL Editor.
- Type a class in the editor.
- Inspect the operators presented by the editor.
- Use only a signature whose parameter types and result type you have verified.
For example, do not write an expression such as self.SysDocBatchZip() unless the editor or verified product documentation shows that this is the correct receiver and parameter list.
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| Detail | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Exact OCL signature | Determines the receiver, parameter count, parameter types, and valid syntax. |
| Return type | Determines whether the result can be assigned, displayed, stored, or passed to another operator. |
| Purpose and output | Defines the business or technical result the operator produces. |
| Side effects | Identifies whether evaluation creates, changes, deletes, downloads, or otherwise affects data or files. |
| Execution context and prerequisites | Defines where the operator is available and any required configuration or permissions. |
| Failure behavior | Defines what the expression returns or raises when its input is invalid or processing fails. |
Use the general operator pages to find and structure the surrounding expression. General OCL operators describes how to discover available operators in the OCL Editor, and OCL Boolean Operators covers logical expressions.
If you need to construct a duplicate-free collection as part of another documented expression, see Set.