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Join on Custom Record
We have a custom record Parent with fields field_1 and field_2. We're in the process of breaking it up so Parent will have a child record Module and Module has a child record Element. field_1 is being moved to Module and field_2 to Element.
Normally to join search columns from separate records, you use the target field and Join Id in the nlobjSearchColumn constructor. But as far as I can tell, only standard (or base) NS records have Join Ids. Custom records do not.
Given that we currently search for these fields on Parent, how would I modify the search so I JOIN Module.field_1 and Element.field_2 fields in the nlobjSearchColumn?
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