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11-09-2023 02:31 AM
When you extend a table (Table B extending Table A), the business rules from the parent table (Table A) are inherited by the child table (Table B) by default. How to exclude a specific business rule from running on Table B.
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11-09-2023 02:34 AM
add this in the BR condition of parent table
current.sys_class_name != 'childTableName'
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Ankur
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11-09-2023 02:34 AM
add this in the BR condition of parent table
current.sys_class_name != 'childTableName'
If my response helped please mark it correct and close the thread so that it benefits future readers.
Ankur
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11-20-2023 10:49 PM
I appreciate your help, Ankur! The solution worked
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11-09-2023 03:30 AM
hi sanket kutwal,
Some before query business rules may limit access to certain tables, such as by filtering the records a user can view. For example, if you extend the Incident table, you can filter the list of Incidents to show only the parent Incident table by adding the condition sys_class_name = 'incident'in a before query business rule.
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Netaji Kadam
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11-20-2023 10:52 PM
Hey thank you, I got the exact solution for this, but I'll definitely try your solution as a alternative way!