I am racking my brain - can someone help?
I have 2 object Types
Organization
Attribute: Orgshort value = Superstore
value = funstore
Directorate
Attribute: Directorate_org (outbound to Organization Object Type)
I am trying to find all Directorates that are part of Organization = Superstore
I've used the following queries and get zero hits...augh
objectType = Directorate AND "Directorate_org"."Orgshort" = Superstore
I've also tried without " " -
objectType = Directorate AND Directorate_org.Orgshort = Superstore
What am I doing wrong?
Hi @Sandra Lawrence,
Have you tried the following:
objectType = Directorate AND Directorate_org = Superstore
assuming that Directorate_org is an attribute of the Directorate object type
Hope this helps!
WooHoo! It worked great! If I may, let me ask you this next-level question:
How would you set up a query if you had 4-levels of Object types you needed information/data from? For example:
I have 4 object Types
Organization has 1:x Directorates which has 1:x Divisions which has 1:x Programs
Organization
Attribute: Orgshort value = Superstore
value = funstore
Directorate
Attribute: Directorate_org (outbound to Organization Object Type)
Division
Attribute: Division_Directorate (outbound to Directorate Object type)
Program
Attribute: Program_Division (outbound to Division object type)
Am I able to write a query that would allow me to see for a selected Organization:
- all Directorates, and within each Directorate, all divisions, and within each Division, see all programs?
Organizaiton A
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Here is a layout of logic (not necessarily a format):
Organization A
Directorate A
Division A
program a1
program a2
Division B
project b1
Directorate B
Division C
program C1
Division D
program D1
program D2
I am not sure if I can (for lack of a better term) "group" this way in a query. Any guidance would be awesome! Thank you!
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