Chip:
The compatibility setting is there if the structure is older than V11, I'd
assume, because this feature is essentially SQL, which was introduced in
V11.
Check out the docs for QbF - it says auto relations aren't used "as a rule"
but gives a couple of instances when the are used.
Thomas Mau
I do not know why...
but doing a simple query now works.
John,
all of the following queries (now) work.
: ($Selected_Search="has Inventory")
QUERY
SELECTION([Bench_Protocols];[Bnchprot_LabInv_Link]Bench_Protocol_ID=[Bench_Protocols]Bench_Protocol_ID)
: ($Selected_Search="has Attached Files"
Doug,
Thanks
no compatibility setting - so it must already be on.
I realized that the auto relations should not come into play - but when
things are not working, you try ... well... whatever. :)
I know about query execution, but have never really looked into it. I
will.
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Chip,
I may be wrong but I don’t think you can query a table based on a many
table relation. I would…
RELATE MANY SELECTION([BnchProt_File_Link]Bench_Protocol_ID)
RELATE ONE SELECTION( [BnchProt_File_Link];[Bench_Protocols] )
John
John Baughman
Kailua, Hawaii
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Chip:
Check your settings in Database Settings/Compatability - check the query by
formula uses SQL joins and you'll want to Execute QbF on Server, as well.
:-)
I don't think that Auto relations comes into play.
Try creating the join yourself, a la:
QUERY BY
FORMULA([Contacts];([Proposal_Contact
Structure:
[Bench_Protocols] <- [BnchProt_File_Link] -> [Attached_Files]
QUERY SELECTION BY
FORMULA([Bench_Protocols];([BnchProt_File_Link]Bench_Protocol_ID=[Bench_Protocols]Bench_Protocol_ID))
I have tried:
QUERY SELECTION
([Bench_Protocols];[BnchProt_File_Link]Bench_Protocol_ID=[Bench_Protoco
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