Hi
I am building a production management model driven app
Can you help me how do i achieve it
in one table i have productions project registrations(Projects)
Other table holds products what will be produced in that particular project(Details)
Every product must undergo 5 stages before it is finished
User will record the start and end stage of each product
My question is where to define stages lets say stage1,stage2 stage3 etc. and stage start and end date? does it have to be in same table as products(Details) or for that better to define separate table and record each transaction(stage1 startdate, end date, stage2 stard date end date , etc)
About registering stages of a project products how do i achieve this?
User selects project and gets listed all products that are within that project and sees stages and can check mark a stage and input start and end date of each stage?
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Hi @jja ,
IMO, the Details table should be a main table which includes all projects, and Projects table could have items of a selected project along with its details which are stages and dates. There need be a one to many relationship between the Projects table and the Details table. But the premise is the 5 stages are all the same in all of the products. In Model-driven app, the main form should be the Projects table and users need to select a project from the Details table and decide the statements of the 5 stages. You could also append business rules to autofill the start date and end date base on the time of first/last stage changes status.
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Community Support Team _ Jeffer Ni
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Hi @jja ,
IMO, the Details table should be a main table which includes all projects, and Projects table could have items of a selected project along with its details which are stages and dates. There need be a one to many relationship between the Projects table and the Details table. But the premise is the 5 stages are all the same in all of the products. In Model-driven app, the main form should be the Projects table and users need to select a project from the Details table and decide the statements of the 5 stages. You could also append business rules to autofill the start date and end date base on the time of first/last stage changes status.
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Community Support Team _ Jeffer Ni
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it.
Community Support Team _ Jeffer Ni
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it.
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