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01-16-2024 01:53 AM
Hi Everyone,
I'm trying to create a new breakdown source called parent product, I'm referring to a similar indicator source but cannot find out the element.
Can someone help me find the element's name for the parent product in the choice [sys_choice] table?
New breakdown source:
Reference:
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01-16-2024 02:43 AM
Hi @Stimson ,
Sure:
1. Create the breakdown source:
2. Create automated breakdown
3. Create breakdown mapping in the automated breakdowns related list.
(Notice that "field" is parent.product)
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01-16-2024 05:19 AM
Hi @Stimson ,
Sure,
What i knew from the start was what you stated initial "element's name for the parent product" and that you referred to the sn_customerservice_case table (due to the screenshot you send).
According to above, I went to the sn_customerservice_case in my PDI and looked at parent field which referred another case in the sn_customerservice_case. Based on this, I looked at the field configuration through the "form Design" as showed below:
This will show that, the field reference "cmdb_model"
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01-16-2024 05:19 AM
Hi @Stimson ,
Sure,
What i knew from the start was what you stated initial "element's name for the parent product" and that you referred to the sn_customerservice_case table (due to the screenshot you send).
According to above, I went to the sn_customerservice_case in my PDI and looked at parent field which referred another case in the sn_customerservice_case. Based on this, I looked at the field configuration through the "form Design" as showed below:
This will show that, the field reference "cmdb_model"
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Best regards
Anders
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01-16-2024 11:43 PM - edited 01-17-2024 12:42 AM
That was very helpful @AndersBGS, I have one final question, even though I've added few conditions on the top of the breakdown source. There are duplicates.
When I visited the product model table and grouped the table by parent there are only 122 of them.
Is it possible to have a group by in the breakdown source?
With the condition on top of the breakdown source, I have 1,12,061 records, So it is impossible to add it breakdown as it goes beyond the limit.
Any idea for resolving it?