Hi,
I have a field named Sequence number in a table named Table A. There's another table named Table B where these two tables are linked with a relation
TableA.QualityOrderNo == TableB.QualityOrderId
TableA.SequenceNum == TableB.SequenceNum
There's a field named Result in Table B.
Now, the condition is, when I change the sequence number in Table A which has certain value linked to results in Table B, should retain its Results value whenever I change its sequence number
For example, consider a test case where I have a sequence number = 10 and this has the value in Results field as 100.
When I change its sequence number to 20, the value in the test case should retain but instead its creating a new test case without any value in the Results field.
Now, I should write the code where I can update the existing Results to the test case which has new sequence number now.
Hi C4u,
If it is about standard tables, can you explain the full business scenario and exact table names?
Hi André Arnaud de Calavon,
I have to continue with the condition I have here, I cant use another relation with RefRecId since these relations are from Standard code.
Hi C4u,
I wonder if you have the best data model or relations in this case. Have you considered having a field called RefRecId in table B which will then have a relation with and will be filled with the record ID value of table A? Then you don't need the SequenceNum in table B and you have a stable relationship.
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