Leaf Attributes
The table lists the attributes of a leaf.
| Attribute | Description |
| Abbreviated Name | Short name for a leaf. |
| Attribute | Description |
| Comments | Notes for reference. |
| Creation Date | The date a leaf was created. |
| Description | Text that describes a leaf. |
| Document ID | Universally Unique Identifier (UUID) of the published document. |
| Due Date | The completion date of a leaf. |
| Keywords | Text to search for a leaf. |
| Last Repository Data Retrieval | The last date a DMS sync was run against this leaf. |
| Leaf ID | Unique number that identifies a leaf; read-only value. |
| Leaf Status | Leaf status for a specific leaf. The values available for selection are all active leaf statuses from Data Administration, the default status is Planned. |
| Link Text | Link information entered when a link destination is not found. |
| Modified File Override | Name of the modified file that replaces the original file. |
| Modified Leaf | The leaf modified when performing the lifecycle operation. Includes the leaf name and the sequence number. For example, Cover Letter (P0004). |
| Name | Name of a leaf. |
| Number | A number used internally to identify a leaf. |
| Operation | Leaf operation such as suspend, replace, mreplace, new . |
| Output File |
Relative path and/or the file name of the published output for a leaf. — The file name limit is 500 characters. — Avoid extra periods in the file name, such as output.file.doc, as this can result in an invalid file name in a DMS. |
| Note: For a reference leaf, this attribute is a read-only field. | |
| Owner | The owner of the leaf. Default = current user. |
| Priority Number | The display order of Context of Use. See Unchanged Priority Number, Priority Number Calculation Rules, Leaf Auto Creation: Priority Number. |
| Published Output Location | The location of a published leaf. |
| Title | The title of a leaf. |
| Attribute | Description |
| Use Native File |
Defines source files or renditions for publishing. — To include a PDF rendition, create a leaf, assign the document and choose No for Use Native File. — when Use Native File is set to Yes, do not assign a publishing effect (special sheet, TOC) or multiple documents to a leaf. During publication, the publishing effect or document is not added to the leaf, and no error message is generated to indicate this. |
