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Hello folks,
I searched DG here for quite a delicate thing required by our organization,
but could not find an answer. I hope that the experts would be able to guide
me in right direction in this DG.
The Problem:
I would like to create an Enterprise Field, for example: EmployeeSkills. As
with skills, a person can have more than one skills at a time. so, I would
need multi-value outline code. so, this is what I came up with:
used Enterprise outline Code 20, which supports MV. Then I defined code mask
which can go 4 levels deep -> *.*.*.*
Then I defined the lookup table ->
Corporate
Development
Microsoft
C/C++
NET
Others
Unix/Linux
C
Others
Now, I want to add two skills to a single employee... for e.g.
Corporate.Development.Microsoft.C/C++
Corporate.Development.Unix/Linux.C
but I am unable to do that, because the outline field allows selection of
only one field. I cannot select multiple values for a single outline code.
Can you please shed a little light over this issue, and tell me whether this
kind of thing is really possible?
Thanks a lot in anticipation.
Andy
I searched DG here for quite a delicate thing required by our organization,
but could not find an answer. I hope that the experts would be able to guide
me in right direction in this DG.
The Problem:
I would like to create an Enterprise Field, for example: EmployeeSkills. As
with skills, a person can have more than one skills at a time. so, I would
need multi-value outline code. so, this is what I came up with:
used Enterprise outline Code 20, which supports MV. Then I defined code mask
which can go 4 levels deep -> *.*.*.*
Then I defined the lookup table ->
Corporate
Development
Microsoft
C/C++
NET
Others
Unix/Linux
C
Others
Now, I want to add two skills to a single employee... for e.g.
Corporate.Development.Microsoft.C/C++
Corporate.Development.Unix/Linux.C
but I am unable to do that, because the outline field allows selection of
only one field. I cannot select multiple values for a single outline code.
Can you please shed a little light over this issue, and tell me whether this
kind of thing is really possible?
Thanks a lot in anticipation.
Andy