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03-19-2025 07:27 PM
When auto-populated one reference field with another (both from the sys_user table), the DisplayValue for the auto-populated field doesn't transfer from the Catalog Item to the RITM. I am submitting the request as a local Admin. So, security permissions shouldn't be an issue (I have verified there are no ACL's preventing this).
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03-19-2025 08:27 PM
Hi @appstorm,
if c_num is a variable on your catalog item. Please try accessing it with:
ritm.variables.c_num
Similarly, if student_information is a variable, try:
ritm.variables.student_information
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03-19-2025 07:34 PM
Hello appstorm ,
This is not ACL issue , if this field is reference type please provide the details how you configured to auto populate.
also share the details when you want to auto populate.
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03-19-2025 07:46 PM
This auto-populates when the reference field student_name changes and returns a valid C# (employee_number_ form the sys_user table.
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03-19-2025 07:55 PM - edited 03-19-2025 07:57 PM
@appstorm -in dot walk path section Instead of "C#" , use field name as employee number OR User ID OR Name etc.
then try.
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03-19-2025 08:02 PM
Hi @appstorm, could you please provide details how are transferring the value to the RITM? from Flow/Workflow?
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