How to create a flowfield from 2 diffrnt table?
selece28
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Hi Nav masters,
I want to know is it possible to create flowfield from 2 different table?
Or create it by codes instead of by properties.
I want to create a field "Item Tracking Exist" <boolean> to show on sales line, so that if this line already have Item Tracking, it will shows.
I create a flowfield to check from table Reservation Entry.
But then there's a problems when i post ship my sales line. The Reservation entries move to Tracking Spec table. Thats why i need my field to check both table.
Is there any way to do this?
Thanks in advanced
I want to know is it possible to create flowfield from 2 different table?
Or create it by codes instead of by properties.
I want to create a field "Item Tracking Exist" <boolean> to show on sales line, so that if this line already have Item Tracking, it will shows.
I create a flowfield to check from table Reservation Entry.
But then there's a problems when i post ship my sales line. The Reservation entries move to Tracking Spec table. Thats why i need my field to check both table.
Is there any way to do this?
Thanks in advanced
______________
Regards,
Steven
Regards,
Steven
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possible only with 2 Flowfields.
1.)
You can then display the result on form likeBoolvariable := FlowField1 or FlowField2;
But with this solution you can't filter on this field.
2.)
If you need to filter, you can create a new field, which you fill out in the post. codeunits.
With both solutions you must add the drilldown through code.
3.)
Or, you create a new linked table which is based on a sql view. Than you can also filter and you can create a new flowfield which is based on the new sql view ;-)
The easiest way is 1.
RegardsDo you make it right, it works too!0 -
I would create two flags and then either show both, or on the form code it so that a global boolean is true when either flowfield is true, and display that in the subform.TecSA Malaysia
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David Brent0 -
Ok garak and mjrogers
I know what you guys mean.
Thanks for the suggestion.
I'll create 2 flowfields and call the function to check both flowfields on my form.______________
Regards,
Steven0
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