Hi Community,
I have a question about the purpose of the Override field in UI Actions.
I created a UI Action on a parent table and another UI Action on a child table using the same Action Name, but with different scripts/actions. The child table executes its own UI Action even when the Override field is not selected.
Because of this, I'm confused about the purpose of the Override field. If the child table's UI Action already replaces the parent behavior when the Action Name is the same, what additional functionality does the Override field provide?
Can someone explain the difference between:
and provide a practical example where the Override field is actually required?
Thanks in advance.
