Attribute Types & Their Characteristics
There are several predefined types of attributes.
Standard Attributes
Text
Description: A free-format text field. Single-line, up to 255 characters.
Sorting: alphabetical
Filtering: contains
Textarea
Description: A free-format text field. Multi-line, no limitations by the number of characters.
Sorting: alphabetical
Filtering: contains
Number
Description: An attribute to store a number (float, positive/negative values are available and depend on settings). The attribute has the validation of the input.
Sorting: alphabetical
Filtering: contains
Description: An attribute to store a email with the mailto: prefix that allows creating a email with one click. The attribute has the validation of the input.
Sorting: numerical
Filtering: contains
Date
Description: An attribute to select a date from the calendar.
Sorting: by absolute time
Filtering: contains
URL
Description: An attribute to store a URL. The attribute has the 'no spaces' validation of the input and clickable within the grid.
Sorting: alphabetical
Filtering: contains
Checkbox
Description: An attribute to specify the presence or absence of a particular parameter or compliance with a particular requirement that works as a True/False mechanism.
Sorting: alphabetical (True/False)
Filtering:contains (considering the True/False options)
List of Values
Description: An attribute that allows users to select a single option from a dropdown list to complete the field.
Sorting: alphabetical
Filtering: contains (multi-select from values)
Jira User
Description: An attribute that allows a user to link an entry with one or multiple Jira users.
Sorting: alphabetical (by first value)
Filtering: contains
Groups
Description: An attribute that allows a user to link an entry with one or multiple Jira user groups.
Sorting: –
Filtering: contains (multi-select from values)
Linkers
Catalog Object
Description: Gives users the ability to make selections from another directory. Read more: Interlink Catalog Entries
Sorting: unavailable
Filtering: contains (multi-select from values)
Linked Catalog Entries
Table view
Total entries count view
Description: This read-only attribute allows users to browse the linked Catalog objects within an entry. Read more: Interlink Catalog Entries
Sorting: –
Filtering: –
Linked Issues
Table view
Total issue count view
Description: This read-only attribute allows users to browse the linked Jira issues of the current object. Read more: Link Issues And Catalog Objects
Sorting: –
Filtering: –
Settings:
- Linked via (fields) – select the custom fields of the Catalog Select (Single) type to filter the linked issues by links made via these fields. Leave empty to display the issues linked via any custom field of the Catalog Select type.
- Additional Filter (JQL) – filter the linked issues by any parameter, such as type, status, etc.
- Display as – select a view of linked issue displaying. Two view modes are available: Table view and Total issue count view.
- Issues per page – this parameter defines the pagination rules in the case of the Table view.
- Columns to display – this parameter defines which fields will be displayed as columns in the case of the Table view. If left empty, the following fields will be displayed: Key, Summary, Status.