We are creating a Service backed record in Appian 16.1 and using the newly added

miteshp over 8 years ago

We are creating a Service backed record in Appian 16.1 and using the newly added grid view for rendering record list. We are using rf!attributeName as the Record Title. The value for the record title remains the same in the summary view for all the records listed in the grid. Can you please let me know the possible causes of this issue.

The interface rule for summary view showing correct data though.

Thanks

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0 Michael Chirlin
Appian Employee
over 8 years ago

It sounds like you have an issue with your source expression. Could you include that as well as your list view expression here?
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0 Tim
Certified Lead Developer
over 8 years ago

Have you enabled search on the service backed record?
forum.appian.com/.../Service-Backed_Record_Tutorial.html
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0 miteshp over 8 years ago

@tim: I have enabled search on the service backed record.
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0 miteshp over 8 years ago

@Michael: We are not using list view. We are using the grid view to render the records. The grid renders everything correctly. Identifiers in the datasubset returned from the source expression seemed to be a possible cause to me, but that's returned properly from the expression.

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0 siddharthg837 over 8 years ago

Hi Mitish: Yes - you are correct. Identifiers of the returned data subset drives the dashboard to be open for the corresponding list view. however there might be the scenario wherein the value passed in the expression isn't getting passed the way it is expecting.
Just to ensure can you attach your code here for the other practitioners to look into here.
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0 miteshp over 8 years ago

@siddharthg837: Thanks for responding. We are actually using a!queryEntity inside the expression rule to point to a Data Store entity mapped to a CDT. Identifiers are the primary key of the CDT, which is of type integer and Auto Increments. Attaching the code for reference.
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