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‎07-24-2017 06:26 AM
Hello, everyone
I've created a scoped application. One of the tables from this application has been modified to be tracked in an update set.
I've pushed this application to my non-production instance. Now, some of the records, that are created in this table, are marked as created in Global application.
How can that be - a table still belongs to a scoped application according to it's name (contains scoped applicaton prefix of x_12345_tableName), but records in it are created in Global application? Is there a way to fix that?
Thank you.
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‎07-24-2017 07:18 AM
Is that from the Customer table in the Notes application? If that's the case, then I too am curious how those records are able to be created from the Global scope. It looks like it is doing the proper thing in not allowing you to modify them unless you are in the same scope they were created, but how they are being created, I don't know. I haven't use the "Track in Update Set" feature in a scoped app yet so I have no background information to draw upon.

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‎07-24-2017 06:27 AM
Hi Michael,
Can you help me understand how you are identifying the records created in that table as global? Screenshots are appreciated.
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‎07-24-2017 06:37 AM
Hi, Chuck
Sure, sorry I haven't attached a screenshot in the original message.
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This record, that came in to my dev instance from non production instance.
These are settings of the table, that contains this record: https://gyazo.com/05cfe0037bb50c008fe67914bd636939
Gyazo - 05cfe0037bb50c008fe67914bd636939.png
One more strange thing I've noticed - when I create a record in this table as an Admin on my dev instance, it is sattled in application's scope.

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‎07-24-2017 06:41 AM
How did the global records get in the table?
How is the table doing the update set tracking of it's records?
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‎07-24-2017 06:47 AM
How did the global records get in the table? - that's what I'm trying to find out. The only way a record can get into the table is through the configured table form. Apart from that I have no idea how could this happen and it really is getting in the way of further app developement.
How is the table doing the update set tracking of it's records? - in Tables' settings, I've used "Track in update set" option (Gyazo - 6b3ec472c5fc5232701a17efcac243f6.png ) . Now all records, that are created in a table at my non-production environment, end up on my dev environment as Global application records.