Adding Related List to cmdb_ci and Child Tables
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‎10-22-2018 07:44 PM
I need to add a related list to cmdb_ci and its child tables.
Do I need to add the related list to the forms one by one? I tried to add it to the parent (cmdb_ci) however, the related list was inherited to SOME of the child tables (Accessory, Alias) but not to the others (Application, Application Cluster, etc).
Why was it inherited in some tables and not in others? If this is the case, should I add the related list one by one to the tables that did not inherit the related list?
Thanks in advance.
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‎10-24-2018 12:02 AM
Hi,
The Tables inherited directly from CMDB_CI, will inherit the related lists added on the cmdb_ci form. For other tables which are not directly extended from cmdb_ci, need to be added on manually.

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‎08-24-2020 04:22 AM
All tables extend from [cmdb_ci] (exept [cmdb]) but adding a related list on one ci-type does not give that list on all of it's child classes.
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‎12-04-2019 12:11 PM
jparman,
How did you solve this? I added a "Related Knowledge" to cmdb_ci related list. It only shows on tables that directly inherited from "cmdb_ci" and are marked extensible as "true"
Did you configure the forms that are 2 levels down like "cmdb_ci_server"
cmdb_ci -> cmdb_ci_appl -> cmdb_ci_infra_service -> cmdb_ci_server
Any ideas?
Vinod Kumar Kachineni
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‎12-04-2019 12:31 PM
Related list are usually stored in sys_ui_related along with its tabs in a related table. I would look at the relationship of the parent record and write a script to mimic the creation of these in derived tables.