Why doesn’t an attribute in an Insight object type show all values when referencing another?
I’m encountering an issue with Insight object types and would appreciate some help.
I have two Insight object types: MyDevices and Warehouse. The MyDevices object has an attribute called Warehouse Info for Inventory, which references the Warehouse object type.
The problem is that the Warehouse object contains multiple values, but only 10 values are displayed when referenced by Warehouse Info for Inventory. Additionally, I have a specific warehouse value called MyName that does not appear during filtration, even though other filters do not affect the display.
Here are the details:
- MyDevices has an attribute Warehouse Info for Inventory of type Insight object, referencing Warehouse.
- Warehouse has multiple values, but only 10 are displayed.
- The value MyName is missing during filtration.
- Other filters do not affect the display.
Has anyone experienced a similar issue or have any suggestions on how to resolve this?
1 answer
Usually referenced values will be collapsed and a number indicator will be displayed. When pressing it all values should be visible withn a popup box.
Concerning the other question about MyName, you have to provide a screenshot of your object and perhaps more information about the attribute settings.
Hi,
Below is the Warehouse objectType.
Another objectType called Device have an attribute called Warehouse info for inventory as shown below :
Now when I want to filter objects in Device, using filtration for Warehouse info for inventory using the name TestWarehouse, it does not even show the options even when full name is typed.
Example of it is shown below :
By checking some objects I also know that some of the Device have Warehouse Info for Inventory value set to TestWarehouse.
As you can see in the following screenshot of a single device.
And are you sure that there is not filter on that attribute? If there isn't any, then this doesn't make sense.
If you have filtered your object type by the object name, and then try to filter by your attribute, if you have already set the attribute on that object, then you would have the following result:
In the above example that you have sent, can you try making more objects of objecttype Role ? I have many Warehouse example lets say more than 50. This is why I wanted to filter objects based on the reference object. Yes I am sure that there is no other changes in the attribute.
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