Editable column/field
Best answer by ShawnBerk
If you are talking about moving adding a field from the view screen - typically the data entry single record view to be editable on the overview screen - then sometimes it isn’t possible. Many of the fields on the single record view are actually in different tables, but just happen to be grouped within a tab under that record. They can’t be edited from the overview due to referential integrity that is required for the record and parent-child relationships. Some fields can be made editable from the overview, but usually if they aren’t editable on the overview, there is a reason IFS designed it that way. You would have to be more specific about the exact field and form you are referring to in order for a complete answer I think.
If you are talking about moving adding a field from the view screen - typically the data entry single record view to be editable on the overview screen - then sometimes it isn’t possible. Many of the fields on the single record view are actually in different tables, but just happen to be grouped within a tab under that record. They can’t be edited from the overview due to referential integrity that is required for the record and parent-child relationships. Some fields can be made editable from the overview, but usually if they aren’t editable on the overview, there is a reason IFS designed it that way. You would have to be more specific about the exact field and form you are referring to in order for a complete answer I think.
Thank you for responding Shawn! The overview/screen is Inventory Parts. The form is Inventory Part. The field is Estimated Material Cost. And yes, you are correct - this field is located on a tab for the Inventory Part form - however, this field is found in the INVENTORY_PART_CONFIG. So….hope this helps!
Thanks so much for responding Shawn! That confirms the original prognosis as well.
Thanks!
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