Setting MasterFieldLinks at run time (more than one field)
Back in 2004 this was shown for linking pipelins together.
What would the code look like for a relationship with more that one field?
Would it be something like: lFieldLink.DetailFieldName := 'CustNo;InvNo';
var
lFieldLink: TppMasterFieldLink;
begin
{define the master/detail pipeline relationship}
plDetail.MasterDataPipeline := plMaster;
{create a new field link }
lFieldLink := TppMasterFieldLink.Create(nil);
lFieldLink.Parent := plDetail;
{assign the detail field name}
lFieldLink.DetailFieldName := 'CustNo';
{assign the master field name}
lFieldLink.MasterFieldName := 'CustNo';
end;
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What would the code look like for a relationship with more that one field?
Would it be something like: lFieldLink.DetailFieldName := 'CustNo;InvNo';
var
lFieldLink: TppMasterFieldLink;
begin
{define the master/detail pipeline relationship}
plDetail.MasterDataPipeline := plMaster;
{create a new field link }
lFieldLink := TppMasterFieldLink.Create(nil);
lFieldLink.Parent := plDetail;
{assign the detail field name}
lFieldLink.DetailFieldName := 'CustNo';
{assign the master field name}
lFieldLink.MasterFieldName := 'CustNo';
end;
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Comments
The detail data needs to be ordered by the linking fields, in the same order
you define the masterfieldlinks.
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