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Dean_Axon
Member Posts: 193
Let me try to explain it ....
In Table 1 I have a table relation to Table 2. The relation is also to the primary key of table 2.
so, if I change the primary key on table 2, what do I need to set to get the value posted in table 1 to change ??
I thought that if there was a table relation to a field, then that value was automatically changed. :oops:
Any ideas ??
In Table 1 I have a table relation to Table 2. The relation is also to the primary key of table 2.
so, if I change the primary key on table 2, what do I need to set to get the value posted in table 1 to change ??
I thought that if there was a table relation to a field, then that value was automatically changed. :oops:
Any ideas ??
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do you realy change the primary key on table 2,
or do you change the "primary key"-field on one record of table 2?
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Josef Metz
Josef Metz
I change the primary key field of the record on table 2
Table 32 - Item ledger Entries has a field "Item No.". This has a Table relation to Table 27 - Item.
If I change the "No." on the Item table, then Navision will automatically change the item ledger entries on table 32 to show the new item code.
How do I make sure thatthis happens on fields that I create ??? Does it have to form part of a key or the primary key ?
i think that the table relation in table 1 to table 2 (primary key) is enough.
the field will be changed,
but the primary key of table 2 should consist of one field.
Do you realy rename that primary key field of table 2 in a form?
Rec.MODIFY will do no rename.
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Josef Metz
Josef Metz