The trick is to override datasetLookup() on Dataset > data source > field > methods. You will not find this method in the list of override methods so just create this as new method. the table which we are using for lookup should be in the Dataset public void dataSetLookup(SysDataSetLookup sysDataSetLookup) { List list = new List(Types::String); Query query = new Query(); QueryBuildDataSource queryBuildDataSource; QueryBuildRange qbr; // Add the table to the query. queryBuildDataSource = query.addDataSource(tableNum(HcmWorker)); //add the range qbr = queryBuildDataSource.addRange( fieldnum(HcmWorker, PersonnelNumber)); // qbr.value(DirPersonUser::currentWorkerPersonnelNumber()); // qbr.status(RangeStatus::Locked); // Specify the fields to use for the lookup. list.addEnd(fieldStr(HcmWorker,PersonnelNumber)); list.addEnd(fieldStr(HcmWorker,Name())); sysDataSetLookup.parmLookupFields(list); // Specify the field that is returned from the lookup. sysDataSetLookup.parmSelectField('PersonnelNumber'); // Pass the query to the SysDataSetLookup so that the query is used. sysDataSetLookup.parmQuery(query); }
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Wednesday, April 22, 2020
Add Custom lookup on EP
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