Availability of Objects, Their Properties and Methods

When 1C:Enterprise script is executed on the server side, some objects and some of their properties and methods may be unavailable. For example, the global context objects used for interface management, except for the Message() function, will be unavailable.

Sometimes an object is available at the server side, but its properties or methods are not. For example, the WorkingDate property is modified by a specific user in the current session and is intended to facilitate filling of forms. Thus, its use on the server is meaningless.

You can use all global context for external connection sessions except for the objects that are specific for the client application (TextDocument, SpreadsheetDocument, ...).

An object, its property or method is available on the server unless indicated otherwise. System enumeration values are an exception. In this case, only the object's availability will be indicated. It is assumed that enumeration values inherit availability.

A similar rule applies to availability of objects, their properties and methods in external connection sessions.

Availability of objects, their properties and methods in the thin client and web client is specified in the Syntax Assistant's description. To display the mechanism descriptions by run mode, use setup (select "Tools – Options" on the Help tab).