Adding a Form Part - How to handle the link to the upper form

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Hi,

I want to add a form part to the PurchTable-Form to show all relevant WHSLoadLine-Records concerning to the actual selected PurchTable-record.

Therefore I created a new Form and applied the design pattern "Form part section list". I also added the WHSLoadLine as a Datasource and a grid and added some fields from the WHSLoadLine to the grid.

Then I made a extension to the PurchTable-Form and added this form part - form.

Now I am asking myself how can I accomplish that the Form Part shows all WHSLoadLines depending on the PurchTable record that is actual selected (the WHSLoadLine have a relation to the PurchLine). In other words how can I connect my form part-form to the PurchTable form.

Thanks in advance for any hints on this.

Greetings

Sascha

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Gunjan Bhattachayya 35,423 on at

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Are you would be able to see "Links" node under the form part you added?

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HI DerSascha,

You can choose FactBox. Create your Query and add it to your custom form and apply to form part.

The factbox is already available in the Purchtable form for reference.

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DerSascha 77 on at

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Yes. There is a "Link"-Node under the form part. There I can add 4 different types of links. I cant find anything in the documentation about those 4 link types:

Field relation link

Field value link

Table relation link

Target table relation link

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Gunjan Bhattachayya 35,423 on at

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This is an old post, but maybe this can help you get the results -

ievgensaxblog.wordpress.com/.../

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DerSascha 77 on at

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Yes. It helped to understand the difference between the 4 types. Thanks a lot.

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