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Vanessa
I have a data source that submits to the database. It has a parent table and
a details table (Outages loj to OutageDetails).
I have several fields mostly from Outages(Id, Severity, etc) in my query and
only 1 field from OutageDetails (SystemID - an outage can appear multiple
timesin the OutageDetails table with the SystemID being unique among and
outageid).
If I query any fields from OUtages there is no issue. If I query the
SystemID field by itself there is no issue. When I try a combination of the
two...show me System X where Severity is SEV1, then it pulls all records in
Outage. It seems like it doesn't know how to pass the query back to the
database properly.
Any ideas?
a details table (Outages loj to OutageDetails).
I have several fields mostly from Outages(Id, Severity, etc) in my query and
only 1 field from OutageDetails (SystemID - an outage can appear multiple
timesin the OutageDetails table with the SystemID being unique among and
outageid).
If I query any fields from OUtages there is no issue. If I query the
SystemID field by itself there is no issue. When I try a combination of the
two...show me System X where Severity is SEV1, then it pulls all records in
Outage. It seems like it doesn't know how to pass the query back to the
database properly.
Any ideas?