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On Sat, 18 Jul 2020 at 22:35, T.R.Rajkumar wrote:
> Thank you AGRogers. It works.
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Thank you AGRogers. It works.
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This is how i do something similar in one of my tables:
db.define_table('OrganisationUser',
Field(.),
format = lambda r: ("%s [%s]") % (db.auth_user(r.UserID).DisplayName,
db.Organisation(r.OrganisationID).ShortName)
)
For you maybe:
db.define_table('pm_equip',
Field(.) .
format
Thank you villas.
The dblc I am using a view and referencing that views lc_no in my table
pm_events. I shall try how it works and if not I will go as you said.
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Thank you AGRogers
As you said the equipment record format to include the location, that would
do for me.
Can you please tell how to do that.
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It seems that you are using two DBs (db and dblc).
In my experience, you cannot make relationships across two distinct DBs.
Suggestion:
1. Create a set of all the lc_vw_lc_master.lc_no possibilities
2. Create a normal string field for pm_events.lc_no with a IS_IN_SET
validator.
If the recor
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