+2Hi All,
We have created an extension table for PART_NEED table as PART_NEED_EXT, for just populating the existing data from Part_Need table we created an alias table for the same, but we need to define a child relation in UI Designer with the Part_Need alias using a field of PART_NEED_EXT table.
Our major challenge is to bring the columns of PART_NEED_EXT table to the alias table to define a child relation.
Please suggest any solution for the same.
Thanks in Advance!
+24Hi
Can you advise what exactly the aim is here? What are you trying to display on the screen and why does this require an extension?
Kind regards,
Lee Pinchbeck
+2Hi Lee,
Thanks for your response.
We want to store an additional Task_ID in Part_Need table but there is no User_Def column available in Part_Need to store that, so due to this reason we have created an extension table for Part_Need. And, in that extension table’s column we are storing that task_id, and that Task_ID we want to display inside a tab on the screen, we only want to display the existing Part_Need data under that tab, so in order to do that we have created an alias table of Part_Need in custom metadata, but in that alias table we are not getting the fields of Part_Need Extension table.
So our goal is to bring the columns of the Part_Need Extension table into the alias table of Part_Need, so that we can utilize the same to display it inside the tab on the screen.
Regards,
Shubham Mane
+24Hi
It may assist if you provided screenshots of the setup you have already done to achieve this.
Kind regards,
Lee Pinchbeck
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