---Data Insertion failing using Nested CDT---

@roshanr First of All, As per the best practices, we should not use Nested CDT rather than that we can have a column of type int and can store the generated Primary key of Parent into Child as Foreign key. Coming to your Concern, it will be easy to trace out the issue if you could share the screenshot of ri!cdt filed with data along with XSD configuration, and also the Screenshot of how actually you have stored the data using Smart Service. And Also please check the Server Log to get more details about the issue, However if you can share the screenshots, it will be easy to debug this problem statement. If you talk about MySQL, this supports AUTO_INCREMENT strategy for Primary key Generation where as Oracle do not

@roshanr First of All, As per the best practices, we should not use Nested CDT rather than that we can have a column of type int and can store the generated Primary key of Parent into Child as Foreign key. Coming to your Concern, it will be easy to trace out the issue if you could share the screenshot of ri!cdt filed with data along with XSD configuration, and also the Screenshot of how actually you have stored the data using Smart Service. And Also please check the Server Log to get more details about the issue, However if you can share the screenshots, it will be easy to debug this problem statement. If you talk about MySQL, this supports AUTO_INCREMENT strategy for Primary key Generation where as Oracle do not