select columns in cdtdifference

RE: select columns in cdtdifference

Shivam Gupta — Thu, 26 Apr 2018 12:36:08 GMT

store the cdtdifference output in a local and then remove the values of those attribute name that are technical fields
by using remove ,wherecontains and index.

RE: select columns in cdtdifference

Deepa_M — Thu, 26 Apr 2018 09:21:12 GMT

Yes, you can use updatecdt(). Here is an example:

local!copyofcdt: updatecdt( ri!cdtloan,{creationDate: {"", "", ""}, ModificationDate:{"", "", ""}} )

All the changes will be saved in local copy. And value for other columns will remain intact.

RE: select columns in cdtdifference

adelo — Wed, 25 Apr 2018 15:37:26 GMT

Thank you for your reply,
Is it possible to customize a cdt in an interface ? Is there any function or object for this purpose ?

Thank you in advance.

RE: select columns in cdtdifference

Deepa_M — Wed, 25 Apr 2018 04:49:49 GMT

You need to customize both the cdts. First create copy of cdts and then set value to null for technical columns (which you don't want to include during comparison). Use primary Ids from resultant cdt to fetch all the data from actual cdt(i.e cdt1)

I hope this helps.