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01-01-2024 09:04 PM
I have 2 query.
1. How can I pull the list of all catalog task records to a custom table (m2m*****) from main sc_task table ?
The inputs created in the custom table as show in screenshot is manual entry as of now.
2. This custom table is being used as a related list under change request form, when clicked on 'Edit' for this related list I am getting the sys_id of the catalog tasks listed in the custom table. How to resolve this ?
The collection should show the SCTASK by number but it is showing as sys_id how to fix this ??
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01-01-2024 09:50 PM
Hi @Arunima_12 ,
The answer to your 2nd question is :
Go to ur custom table & right click on any column select configure- table.
Once the table opens set the number field Display value to true & update it. This can be performed from the list view itself. Once done u will be able to see number instead of sys I'd.
For 1st case u should have extended ur custom table with task table do that it could contain all the existing task values along with the manually created ones.
Thanks,
Danish
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01-01-2024 11:45 PM
Hi @Arunima_12 ,
Yes while creating a new table we do get the field of Extend Table where u can select the Task Table in it & create the custom table.
So if your work is still in development phase then yes u can go ahead n delete it n create a new one
Thanks,
Danish
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01-01-2024 09:50 PM
Hi @Arunima_12 ,
The answer to your 2nd question is :
Go to ur custom table & right click on any column select configure- table.
Once the table opens set the number field Display value to true & update it. This can be performed from the list view itself. Once done u will be able to see number instead of sys I'd.
For 1st case u should have extended ur custom table with task table do that it could contain all the existing task values along with the manually created ones.
Thanks,
Danish
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01-01-2024 11:37 PM
Thanks Danish, the solution for 2nd question is helpful and fixed now.
For the 1st case issue, do I need to delete the table for now and create newly to get that option to extend the the custom table, as I am not getting a queue where from to extend the custom table now.
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01-01-2024 11:45 PM
Hi @Arunima_12 ,
Yes while creating a new table we do get the field of Extend Table where u can select the Task Table in it & create the custom table.
So if your work is still in development phase then yes u can go ahead n delete it n create a new one
Thanks,
Danish
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01-02-2024 09:40 PM
Hi Danish,
Seems like the Catalog task table is not extensible, and hence extending the table to a custom table is not a way out now.
Can you suggest how can we fix on this? But we are not wishing to accept any changes made on a OOB script.
Regards,
Arunima