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Generate_Ref_Constraints_ issue while publishing CF

  • October 4, 2021
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Hi,

I have a persistent Custom field, now i have added Reference to the CF, while publishing i am getting below error.

 

 

Please help me out on this how to resolve.

 

Thanks,

Shravan

Best answer by Manoj Ruwanhewa

Hi @ShravanA ,

Seems the RowKey had not been activated for the referenced logical unit ‘COrderEntry’.

When you activate it, your custom field can be published successfully.

We accept that ,this error message is not very user friendly and doesn't actually convey what the problem is.

But if you are in IFS APP8 version, this is error already enhanced by the bug fixes in the solution 221171

and this has be done from IFS APP9  version.

Error would raise like below

Error - IFS Applications
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The ROWKEY functionality is not enabled on the LU 'ActiveSeparate', referenced from attribute 'TEST' on the LU 'Company'.
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Hope it helps.

If this solves your question, kindly mark it as Best Answer as it will help other members in the community.

Regards,

Manoj

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  • October 7, 2021

Hi @ShravanA ,

Seems the RowKey had not been activated for the referenced logical unit ‘COrderEntry’.

When you activate it, your custom field can be published successfully.

We accept that ,this error message is not very user friendly and doesn't actually convey what the problem is.

But if you are in IFS APP8 version, this is error already enhanced by the bug fixes in the solution 221171

and this has be done from IFS APP9  version.

Error would raise like below

Error - IFS Applications
---------------------------
The ROWKEY functionality is not enabled on the LU 'ActiveSeparate', referenced from attribute 'TEST' on the LU 'Company'.
---------------------------



Hope it helps.

If this solves your question, kindly mark it as Best Answer as it will help other members in the community.

Regards,

Manoj


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