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Asset Object Attribute Dependencies

Rob Terakedis
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April 1, 2024

I'm building out a Schema to track knowledge assets (videos, documents, labs, etc).   In the schema, I have 3 sibling Objects -> Knowledge Domain (related product), Use Case, and Knowledge Asset.  The "Use Case" object also has a child object called "Related use cases" (i.e. sub use-cases of the parent).

The way I've set these up is as follows:

  • Use Cases have an object reference to Knowledge Domain
  • Sub Use Cases have object reference to Knowledge Domain and Use Case
  • Knowledge Assets have object reference to Knowledge Domain, Use Case, and Sub Use Case.

I'm trying to figure out how I can tier the 3 object references on the Knowledge Asset configuration -> Choose the knowledge domain, then show only the Use-Cases that refer to that specific Knowledge Domain. Then if sub-use cases are tied to that specific core use case, those would only be possible to select.

Do I need an AQL query in the "Filter Objects" for the Object Reference that will limit the available options?   Or have I possibly not done the object references correctly?

Thank you for a point in the right direction!

 

 

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Steve Y
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July 26, 2024

Rob,

Do you have your attribute reference set to Dependency, or Reference? Dependency will enable your fields to present the cascade effect you're looking for. At least they did for me. 

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