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02-28-2024 01:38 AM
@Robbie, I am just checking you are getting these messages before providing the details
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02-28-2024 01:50 AM
Hi @needabitofhelp,
Yep. Received... loud and clear.
A nice clean thread will help with questions. How are you getting on? What's the latest step/challenge?
Thanks, Robbie
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02-28-2024 02:51 AM
Great - I see this. Thanks @needabitofhelp
Can you just add context as to your question around these data points, please? Sorry - it's been a good few weeks since I've viewed this and in the mindset as to what you're specifically trying to achieve.
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Thanks, Robbie
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02-29-2024 06:25 AM
This was based on your question Robbie:
Ahhh - back to the table flattening of the task table. Sorry, I should have remembered that.
Based on this, I'm struggling to understand where the problem is. The task.sys_id would indeed match the question_answer.table_sys_id
Let me see if I can break the query down into smaller chunks.
A question I have here is, what data point values do you see when you extract a single record from the 'question_answer' table at the database layer?
Can you provide a single record example with the data points please?
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03-06-2024 02:08 AM
@Robbie did you get my update?