OCLOperators objectfromExternalId
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An external identity (that you may get from [[OCLOperators_externalId]]) will be resolved to the object.
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An external identity (that you may get from [[Documentation:OCLOperators externalId|OCLOperators_externalId]]) will be resolved to the object.


This will also be kind enough to try a few different alternatives to the externalid:
This will also be kind enough to try a few different alternatives to the externalid:
# If we have a Guid called Guid (typed as Guid or string) property and it matches the sent-in value, we resolve.
# If we have a Guid called Guid (typed as Guid or string) property and it matches the sent-in value, we resolve.
# If we sent in TheClassName;number, we will take the internal class id from the name and then try to resolve the result as externalid
# If we sent in TheClassName;number, we will take the internal class id from the name and then try to resolve the result as externalid
See also: [[The_ExternalId_explained]]
'''See also:''' [[Documentation:The ExternalId explained|The_ExternalId_explained]]
[[Category:OCL General Operators]]
[[Category:OCL General Operators]]
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An external identity (that you may get from OCLOperators_externalId) will be resolved to the object.

This will also be kind enough to try a few different alternatives to the externalid:

  1. If we have a Guid called Guid (typed as Guid or string) property and it matches the sent-in value, we resolve.
  2. If we sent in TheClassName;number, we will take the internal class id from the name and then try to resolve the result as externalid

See also: The_ExternalId_explained