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fieldName: fromTable.primary[0], |
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} |
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} else { |
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// the relateFrom.fieldName should remain the same, as it is the foreignKey in the other |
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// table, this is due to the way that budibase represents relationships, the fieldName in a |
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// link column schema is the column linked to (FK in this case). The foreignKey column is |
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// essentially what is linked to in the from table, this is unique to SQL as this isn't a feature |
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// of Budibase internal tables. |
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// Essentially this means the fieldName is what we are linking to in the other table, and the |
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// foreignKey is what is linking out of the current table. |
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relateFrom = { |
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...relateFrom, |
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foreignKey: relateFrom.fieldName, |
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fieldName: fromTable.primary[0], |
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foreignKey: fromTable.primary[0], |
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} |
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relateTo = { |
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...relateTo, |
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