Yes. You are right.
Another solution could be implementing a UDA to work as a Pseudo-attribute that will do the calculation. But I have never tried this before. I could be wrong.
As you can read from Lexicon Command Reference Manual:
UPSEUD Setting this logical attribute to True will indicate the UDA is pseudo attribute. Pseudo attribute allow for dynamic values to be returned as needed rather than having static values stored in the database.
The code required to return a pseudo attribute value must be plugged in through the use of the C# API.
Yes. You are right.
Another solution could be implementing a UDA to work as a Pseudo-attribute that will do the calculation. But I have never tried this before. I could be wrong.
As you can read from Lexicon Command Reference Manual:
UPSEUD Setting this logical attribute to True will indicate the UDA is pseudo attribute. Pseudo attribute allow for dynamic values to be returned as needed rather than having static values stored in the database.
The code required to return a pseudo attribute value must be plugged in through the use of the C# API.
