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04-04-2025 11:15 AM - edited 04-04-2025 11:20 AM
what I am trying is in Incident table which is the child table of Task table, in assignment_group column trying to Override reference qualifier and adding the active=true^EQ
so that assignment_group will reflect only active groups and that change should happen in the Incident table only which is child table, but it is throwing error as above
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04-04-2025 11:28 AM
What does your new reference qualifier look like?
To clarify, are you changing this on the dictionary entry - so on the task table:
Or on a new or existing dictionary override for the incident table?
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04-04-2025 01:18 PM
@Nitish16 Yep, that's correct. You can't have more than one Dictionary Override for the same table and field. I wish I could mark your message as the correct answer.
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04-04-2025 11:53 AM
This problem was solved by understanding the Dictionary Override functionality. There was already an entry for the Incident table with an existing override condition (which I didn't fully understand and didn't remove). When I tried to add another override for the Incident table with a new condition (active=true^EQ), it caused a duplicate entry error. To fix this, I located the pre-existing Incident table entry in the Dictionary Override and simply added my new condition (active=true^EQ) to the existing one, leaving the original condition as it was. This resolved the issue."
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Basically, the system was saying, "You already told me how to handle the 'assignment group' field in Incidents once, you can't tell me again in a separate rule!" So, instead of trying to create a whole new rule, I found the old rule and just added my new instruction to it. Now it works!
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04-04-2025 01:18 PM
@Nitish16 Yep, that's correct. You can't have more than one Dictionary Override for the same table and field. I wish I could mark your message as the correct answer.
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04-04-2025 01:32 PM
Thank you Robert for your time