Author: Vlad Sh
Comment: Hi, Peter.
We can do custom hierarchy, that is to build the hierarchy of types of responses to a different field that has a special type of "Response Reference List" with a value in the form of 32-byte number.
In the view of simply redefined item, which by default ($REF), for example, before SELECT in the view selecting formula write:
DEFAULT $REF := $RefCustom
This enables the formation of different hierarchies, for various dependencies.
So, to create such a field (type of "Response Reference List") necessary to copy now $REF somewhere, then do makeResponse another "parent", rename, resulting in $REF to $RefCustom (or another name) and then return the old $REF in place ...
And in order to get all the "child's" to the "parent" of $RefCustom, must either create an additional view to the selection by UNID or use notesDatabase.Search, that differently, but still affects the performance is not improved.
I proposed setting and functionality techniques could elegantly solve these problems.
I apologize for my English.
Comment: Hi, Peter.
We can do custom hierarchy, that is to build the hierarchy of types of responses to a different field that has a special type of "Response Reference List" with a value in the form of 32-byte number.
In the view of simply redefined item, which by default ($REF), for example, before SELECT in the view selecting formula write:
DEFAULT $REF := $RefCustom
This enables the formation of different hierarchies, for various dependencies.
So, to create such a field (type of "Response Reference List") necessary to copy now $REF somewhere, then do makeResponse another "parent", rename, resulting in $REF to $RefCustom (or another name) and then return the old $REF in place ...
And in order to get all the "child's" to the "parent" of $RefCustom, must either create an additional view to the selection by UNID or use notesDatabase.Search, that differently, but still affects the performance is not improved.
I proposed setting and functionality techniques could elegantly solve these problems.
I apologize for my English.