Hi all,
I have a use case where I've created a window with several tabs.
The first tab (tab level 0) which we'll call 'my_table_1'
The 2nd tab and 3rd (tab level 1 & 2 respectfully) are made up of data from the same table 'my_table_2'.
example of the table data in my_table_2
123456000000 which is a parent field
123456000001
123456000002
123456000003
123456000004 etc are the child fields.
So far I have managed to get tab level 1 to display correctly and function with the sql where field 'myfield is like '%000000''.
Similarly I've managed to get tab level 2 to display the all the correct child records with 'myfield not like '%000000'' however they are not peculiar to the parent field from my previous selection.
eg. If I had a top table field say 'X' and it had the following sub parent tabs 123456000000 and 234567000000 and say for arguments sake these both had 3 child tabs each. Despite selecting either parent tab
I still get all six child records. I'm not very familiar with the syntax of the display logic and the 'sql where' appears limited to one statement. Is there a way do overcome this without splitting the data into two tables.
Regards
Crispian