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medini_1005899080

Hi,

I have a safety-goal with contributing requirements. The "user_contributing_requirements" property has the following code:

self.targetRelations->select(rel| rel.oclIsKindOf(SafetyReqRelation) and (rel.oclAsType(SafetyReqRelation).kind = SafetyReqRelationKind::UNSPECIFIED 
								or 
								rel.oclAsType(SafetyReqRelation).kind = SafetyReqRelationKind::INDEPENDENCY) and rel.source.oclIsKindOf(SafetyRequirement))->collect(rel| rel.source)

If I add another property just referring to the "user_contributing_requirements" (self.user_contributing_requirements)

I see only the first entry. How can I see all?

(in the picture "Contribution requirements" and "test" shall show the same content)

Sven

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medini_1023909254

Hi Sven,

you may try

self.getProfilePropertyValue('user_contributing_requirements')

Eckhardt

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medini_1023909254

Hi Sven,

you may try

self.getProfilePropertyValue('user_contributing_requirements')

Eckhardt

medini_1005899080

Hi Eckhardt,

Yes, this works. is there a reason why?

Sven

medini_1023909254

Yes,

as in many cases only a single value is stored in the profile property, self.user_contributing_requirements is in fact for convenience reasons the same as self.getProfilePropertyValue('user_contributing_requirements')->first() .... note, the property is always a sequence.

Eckhardt

medini_1024169437

... and wasn't there a defect a while back also mentioned here in the forum ... that when a user profile property is used in OCL it returns only the first element? It was fixed, I am sure but not sure about the version.