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I am having an issue where the RTID doesn't map to the correct requestee or requestor type.
I have four relationships:
Singular/Plural | Implies | Type | Requires Approval? |
Supplied by/Suppliers | Deliver to | one way | no |
Deliver to/Deliverees | Supplied by | one way | no |
Service Provider for/Service Providers | Client of | one way | no |
Client of/Clients | Service Provider for | one way | no |
When I create a view displaying these relationships, grouping on the RTID, the requestee or requestor types don't match the RTID. I attached a screenshot of the outputted view (as well as of the view itself) for you to understand what I am talking about. I'd output the view here, but there are about 10 different types attached to it and I doubt you wanna read through all of that. :}
Thanks for any help you can give, this has been driving us nuts for days!
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#1 | RTID_UR_view.jpg | 69.57 KB | ashedryden |
#1 | RTID_UR_issue.jpg | 56.98 KB | ashedryden |
Comments
Comment #1
ashedryden CreditAttribution: ashedryden commentedFor some reason the images didn't attach the first time (even though they were there in the preview?). In any case, here they are.
Comment #2
alex.k CreditAttribution: alex.k commentedI can't see what the issue is from these screenshots, unfortunately. I would look through the query that is generated and verify which table it's pulling the relationship type name from and see if your views relationships are set up right.
Comment #3
mrf CreditAttribution: mrf commentedComment #4
mrf CreditAttribution: mrf commentedAny chance you could give me a simplified view, or instructions on how to create one that illustrates this issue. I'm having trouble figuring out where to start to reproduce this one.
Comment #5
mrf CreditAttribution: mrf commented