Hello @roberts40, sorry for the long reply.
It is not possible to have links rendered in a single generic inquiry row related to different records. Links only can be added as the navigation parameter, so you will need to have lines showing shipments.
The same reason is why you can’t list entities this way - each GI line should correspond to some field related to some table. You can aggregate based on that field, or do some calculation with this field, but there is no way to collect a different number of records in one field.
Summing up, this kind of generic inquiry will require customization.
It’s not exactly what you want, but you could add a side panel for the shipments. It would be a new GI linked as a side panel to the original GI. You could then have links to the shipments.
Another possible solution (untested). If you knew your max was 5 shipments. You could join the shipments object 5 times and you would add conditions in the join to make each shipmentnbr less than the previous one. If you then did a max on that column, it could work.
It’s not exactly what you want, but you could add a side panel for the shipments. It would be a new GI linked as a side panel to the original GI. You could then have links to the shipments.
Another possible solution (untested). If you knew your max was 5 shipments. You could join the shipments object 5 times and you would add conditions in the join to make each shipmentnbr less than the previous one. If you then did a max on that column, it could work.
Hi @RyanBrownXBYTE,
Could you please get a working sample for more elaboration to your first solution?
Thank you,
Oshadha
You could do it using a SQL view and then add as a DAC and use in a GI