Filters for object selection
Specify filter conditions (WHERE clauses) for foreign key columns. Enter column names in the format "
." (e.g. "MyTable.FirstColumn"). To refer to base object values, use the "%ColumnName%" syntax and to refer to the identifier of the current user, use the "%useruid%" variable.
Filters for object selection by table
(Specify filter conditions (WHERE clauses) for foreign key columns. Enter table names in the format "" (e.g. "MyTable"). To refer to base object values, use the "%ColumnName%" syntax and to refer to the identifier of the current user, use the "%useruid%" variable.)
I configured the following:
Filters for object selection / Person.IsTemporaryDeactivated (PropertyConfig/FkWhereClausesByColumn/Person)
%IsTemporaryDeactivated% = 0
Filters for object selection by table / Person (PropertyConfig/FkWhereClausesByTable/Person)
%IsTemporaryDeactivated% = 0
After configuring errors like this will pop-up:
_Person.UIDPerson where ((%IsTemporaryDeactivated% = 0))) as x ORDER BY InternalName, CentralAccount OFFSET 0 ROWS FETCH NEXT 20 ROWS ONLY System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException (0x80131904): Incorrect syntax near 'IsTemporaryDeactivated'.
The description text for configuring both these options should be (so without the percent signs around "%ColumnName%")
... To refer to base object values, use the "ColumnName" syntax and to refer to the identifier of the current user, use the "%useruid%" variable.)
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Filters for object selection Specify filter conditions (WHERE clauses) for foreign key columns. Enter column names in the format "
Filters for object selection by table (Specify filter conditions (WHERE clauses) for foreign key columns. Enter table names in the format "" (e.g. "MyTable"). To refer to base object values, use the "%ColumnName%" syntax and to refer to the identifier of the current user, use the "%useruid%" variable.)
I configured the following:
Filters for object selection / Person.IsTemporaryDeactivated (PropertyConfig/FkWhereClausesByColumn/Person) %IsTemporaryDeactivated% = 0
Filters for object selection by table / Person (PropertyConfig/FkWhereClausesByTable/Person) %IsTemporaryDeactivated% = 0
After configuring errors like this will pop-up: _Person.UIDPerson where ((%IsTemporaryDeactivated% = 0))) as x ORDER BY InternalName, CentralAccount OFFSET 0 ROWS FETCH NEXT 20 ROWS ONLY System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException (0x80131904): Incorrect syntax near 'IsTemporaryDeactivated'.
The description text for configuring both these options should be (so without the percent signs around "%ColumnName%") ... To refer to base object values, use the "ColumnName" syntax and to refer to the identifier of the current user, use the "%useruid%" variable.)
Regards, Niels
I reread the description text three more times it's ok if a little cryptic
Hello @NielsDeGroot ,
This is not a valid setting because
Person.IsTemporaryDeactivatedis not a foreign-key (= object selection column).Simply use the value
IsTemporaryDeactivated = 0.The
%ColumnName%syntax refers to values of the base object (the one whose reference you are setting), that is a different use case.