Defining Objects

Automic Automation objects consist of several definition pages. As a developer and object designer, after adding an object you start configuring it by defining the relevant attributes on its definition pages. Some of these pages are standard and available for all object types. Others are available for some object types only. This topic provides links to the description of those pages. Click on the boxes below to access them.

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Tip: You may need to work with many objects, lists and monitors simultaneously. To make your work easier, you can open them in different browser windows and arrange them side by side on your screen. For more information about this and other useful functions, see Opening and Arranging Multiple Views.

General

Screenshot with an image map. It shows boxes with the icons and the names of the General definition page and its subpages (Sync, Runtime, Object Authorizations). Clicking on a box opens the topic that describes the corresponding definition page.

Object-Specific

Screenshot with an image map. It shows boxes with the icons and the names of the object-specific definition pages. Clicking on a box opens the topic that describes the corresponding definition page.

Other Common Properties

Screenshot with an image map. It shows boxes with the icons and the names of other common definition pages (Process, Attributes, Output, Variables, Prompts, Rollback, Version Management, Documentation). Clicking on a box opens the topic that describes the corresponding definition page.

Education

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