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In the a!queryFilter(), we have a "field" property. It works when the
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over 9 years ago
In the a!queryFilter(), we have a "field" property. It works when the field in the CDT is single. I am getting an error which suggests that if the field is multiple then a!queryFilter() cannot be used.
The error is: "Cannot filter by field [allowed_users] because it is a complex, multiple, or child of a multiple data type. (APNX-1-4203-020)"
Also, I have used the operator "includes". I just want to apply a filter to check if the "allowed_users"(which is multiple ) contains loggedInUser(). My understanding was that this will filter only those records which have "allowed_users" containing the loggedInUser()?
I think I am wrong about this usage. Please let me know how I can apply a!queryFilter() in this scenario.
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Mike Schmitt
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over 9 years ago
It's hard to provide more info without knowing more about how your data is configured... so first: where are you using hte queryFilter - in a queryRecord or queryEntity?
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Mike Schmitt
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over 9 years ago
It's hard to provide more info without knowing more about how your data is configured... so first: where are you using hte queryFilter - in a queryRecord or queryEntity?
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