After you successfully activate contexts from the config.json file (as described in article Activating contexts) and add a context to the database (as described in article Adding contexts), you need to define contexts directly on the repository object.
To define a context, first select the appropriate object and then the “Add Context” button.
After you select an object, a window with sections Context and Filtered Attribute will open.
- Context
If only one context has been added, the field remains insensitive and cannot be edited. If more contexts have been added, a drop-down list with the added contexts will appear in the field, from which you can select the appropriate one.
- Filtered attribute
In this field, you can select an attribute from the data model of the referenced object to which the created context will be assigned.
You can add multiple contexts to a single object if more than one context has been defined in the database.
