I think I found a solution to my problem - though I'm not sure why it works.
If, instead of using
r = oAlias.Find(sAliasItemKey)
to find the record in the AliasItem Table, I use
Try using the "IM_AliasItemNumber" lookup instead of "IM_AliasItemItem" lookup.
A brief test using "IM_AliasItemNumber" returned the alias+itemcode+type each separated by the…
I think I found a solution to my problem - though I'm not sure why it works.
If, instead of using
r = oAlias.Find(sAliasItemKey)
to find the record in the AliasItem Table, I use
I think I found a solution to my problem - though I'm not sure why it works.
If, instead of using
r = oAlias.Find(sAliasItemKey)
to find the record in the AliasItem Table, I use
Thanks for circling back and sharing Bartz
Find() looks for one and only one row with that exact full key. Since the primary key in the alias table includes more than just the item code, that won't work, and the setbrowsefilter strategy is the only way to access the list.
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