take a look at table xRefTableRelation, mthod updateTableId.
Here you'll find anything you need. You just have to check whether any field is extendedTypeNum(itemId) or sysdictType.isextending(extendedTypeNum(ItemId).
On the other hand you have to check whether any tablerelations relate to InventTable.itemid (e.g. PriceDiscTable, Relation InventTable).
Hope this helps.
John
V G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb:
Hi
I need to export some item and import it back at diff place.For this I need
to know what all tables are related to Item so that I can export and import
without any problem(like itemgroup not found )and even the tables that are
related to the table that is related to item and goo till the end .I like to
know a way which can programitically tell what all tables are related to
item.What I figured out is that I browse through the item master table and
check every field if there is a relationship in the ext data type then it
has the main table and i can include that in my list.But I am unable to
figure out how to do this. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
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