Good evening!One of my users has just finished designing and testing our suite of surveys in sandbox (Yay!). They’ve told me the workflow is running well and without error (Also yay!). Great, so that means the surveys are now ready to move to our Pre-Prod environment for testing.I spoke with our tech consultant about how we could do that, and the answer was “Well, the user can just type them into Pre-Prod.” (Very not yay!)Is this correct? Are we missing some obvious import/export functionality? I’ve been told the migration for this is non-trivial, as the conditional questions won’t retain their IDs. We’d probably need to either create a compound key and write a bit of custom SQL package to let the migration correctly link the questions, or we’d need to work some field-matching magic on the migration that I haven’t worked out yet.Thanks for your help, everyone. I’m hoping there’s something we’re missing here, and that the solution should be trivial for this. -JFR
Morning everyone!I’m part of a company that’s currently in-process developing our IFS solution, and as the data admin I’ve run into a particular problem that I’m hoping someone might be able to advise me on. As part of workshops we’ve been told by the IFS consultants that we should be using the logical unit IDs as a functional part of the workflow processes. For example, a part number could be used as a reference across multiple parts of the business, having to do with inventory, shipping, R&D, etc… As the data admin, I’m a little concerned about this. I’d like to list a few things I’ve noticed during this process that led me to my concern. Please correct me if I’m wrong, because these are only my current understandings, and I could be mistaken! 1 - The IDs for at least some objects can’t be (or shouldn’t be) defaulted. Using Parts as an example, a user would be asked to enter the part number they wish to use when creating the master part record. There’s no way to inject a de
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