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Hi 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!

 

 

Hi @Shubham Mane ,

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

Hi 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

Hi @Shubham Mane ,

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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