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Created row in one view object to be visible in another view object.
Hello,
I have two view objects that share the same entity object. Both are able to insert into this entity object.
Is there a way to make a newly inserted line in one of the view objects to be visible in the second view object, without using post changes?
Answers
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One of the view objects is used for displaying a full list of all records. It has a few extra columns and has extra entities joined with it, so it can display extra data and can be filtered.
The other is simple view object based on the entity for editing one table.
I use that simple entity for a form and also in a tree table on the same page so its a bit complicated.
Also I have linked the two view objects with a view link 1:1 relationship, so the list can be edit and that works for existing rows but doesn't work for a new row.
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So there is no difference in where clause and you are not applying any view criteria in 2 VOs??
What about refreshing VO using executeQuery.
Regards,
MAZ
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Tried it in the application module. Creating a new row in the list view object that has where clause. Then giving execute query in the view link or in the edit view object and nothing happens. The new row doesn't appear.
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Hi Pamela,
I believe you need to call the 'Execute' method on the 2nd VO after you have inserted the row in the 1st VO.
Alejandro