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Is there a way to stack and objecttype lookup in a For AQL branch

Ste404
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May 5, 2024

Hi there,

I have an objecttype in Assets that data from a few sources is imported into.

Most of the data is ok but some have a 'Model Value' that is just some sort of internal number.

I created an object type to basically hold this internal number and another column with the human readable value.

What I was hoping to do in a For AQL branch filter for OpTech (the objects with the dud value) and then for the 'ModelValue' in HardwareAssets, find the Value where Model in 'OpTechObjects' matches.  I want to then get the OpTechObjects.CorrectValue from that objecttype and update the ModlValue back in HardwareAssets.

These are not referencing each other so I can't just do an outbound ref type expression.

I was 'hoping' to wrap up the two objects types in a statement to then lookup values from one to the other to build the object.

This statement does not work, but was hoping it might be a start to show what I am widely trying to achieve :)

objectType IN ("HardwareAssets", "OpTechObjects") AND "Model" = "ModelValue"

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