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Design Tools & Output Technologies - JDE1 (MOSC)

How to use Tree Control in JDE E1 8.12, TR 8.96.40

Feb 24, 2016 8:27AM edited Mar 4, 2016 4:09AM in Design Tools & Output Technologies - JDE1 (MOSC) 4 commentsAnswered

I would like to build Company-Share Holder structure using Tree Control.

I checked the Form Design Aid documentation, there I got an overview about the control. But unfortunately, it does not explain how do this step-by-step.

Please anybody have a step-by-step "how to do" documentation, or I would like to know a standard application which uses Tree Control.

I need to generate a structure like the following. My table have parent child columns.

Company 1

|

|--- Person A

|--- Person B

|--- Company 3

Company 2

|

|--- Person C

|---Company 1

|

|--- Person A

|--- Person B

|--- Company 3

Company 3

|

|--- Person D

|--- Person E

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