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04-24-2024 04:54 AM
Hi all,
I was wondering how can I check what is the name of the table from the Catalo Item available tabs. Eg. In the example below I want to check the "Available To" records. Thanks!
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04-24-2024 05:03 AM
Hi @dev_K
Right click on the yellow mark filter and open the URL in new tab. The table name is Catalog Item Available for [sc_cat_item_user_criteria_mtom]. This table store the relation between the sc_cat_item table record and user_criteria table record.
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04-24-2024 05:03 AM
this table sc_cat_item_user_criteria_mtom holds the mapping of User criteria with catalog item
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Ankur
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04-24-2024 05:05 AM
sure, but how can I find myself what are the names of these tables?
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04-24-2024 05:08 AM
simply open the record in new tab and see the table name in url
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Ankur
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04-24-2024 05:03 AM
Hi @dev_K ,
sc_cat_item_user_criteria_mtom in this table those record are stored.
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Ranjit