Checking an Object 

Use

You can check whether an object is consistent. An object is consistent if it is complete and works properly together with the objects referenced (see Object References).

An object is not consistent if an object reference refers to a target object that does not exist.

The checks performed depend on the object type.

The result of the object check is displayed in a processing log in the lower part of the screen of the object editor. You can show or hide the processing log by choosing View  ® Processing Log () in the menu bar of the object editor.

All the errors that were recognized when the object was saved are displayed in the processing log.

Prerequisites

You can call the Check Object function by choosing <Object>  ®  Check () in the menu bar of the object editor.

Examples

Examples for Object Checks of Integration Scenarios and Processes

Object	Example
Integration Scenario	Connection: Outbound and inbound interfaces exist
Integration Scenario	Connection to an application component with integration process: Abstract interfaces must be inserted in the integration process

Examples for Object Checks of Interface Objects

Object	Example
Message Type	Message type refers to existing data type

Examples for Object Checks of Mapping Objects

Object	Example
Interface Mapping	Inbound and outbound interfaces defined
Interface Mapping	Inbound and outbound interface both either synchronous or asynchronous
Message Mapping	Source and target messages both active