Business objects form the body of the web apps. They contain much of the information an
organization needs to control. Each object is derived from its previously-defined type
and governed by its policy.
For conceptual
information on this command, see MQL
Concepts: Manipulating Data.
You should not use MQL to create these business objects or their derived types:
Organization
Person
PnOProject (Collaborative Space)
Role
The user interfaces that use these objects require them to have specific characteristics
and conditions. For example, objects may have to have certain relationships defined,
have specific values entered for attributes, be in specific lifecycle states, or be in
particular vaults. When a person works within the user interface to create these
objects, these data conditions are met. When MQL is used to create these objects,
however, the commands can complete successfully, but the created objects cannot be used
by the apps.