I have a child db with fields sport, participation status, and department 
related to main db with fields: sport, participation status, and department. 
The child db has C for participation status. The portal is in the child db and 
sees only records for the sport, dept and "C" only. The relationship window is: 
 child db on left and main db on right.



Charlene M. Flora 
Administrative Assistant
Division of Athletic Training/Sports Medicine 
Intercollegiate Athletics for Men and Women 
The University of Texas at Austin 
P. O. Box 7399 
Austin, TX 78713-7399 
512/589-0480

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-----Original Message-----
From: FileMaker Pro Discussions on behalf of Peter Kilcoyne
Sent: Thu 10/8/2009 1:03 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Relationship Issue
 
Geoff, Steve, and John:

In my original database relationship Table_Jobspecs (MarComProjects)  
is related to Parts via ProjNum=ProjNum_job AND  
Constant=Constant_Job. I duplicated the same relationship and swapped  
Constant and Constant_job with Mail and Mail_job naively thinking  
this would work and changed the name (since you can't have two named  
the same) to Mail. This maybe where I went wrong.

Comments?

Also if I un-index the fields Mail and Mail_job nothing shows up.

Peter
On Oct 8, 2009, at 8:37 AM, Geoff Graham wrote:

> On Oct 7, 2009, at 4:51 PM, Steve Cassidy wrote:
>> ...
>
>> But then I've now had a further glass of wine. I could be wrong.
> ...
>
> One more glass Steve and you may attain true clarity.
>
> Peter,
>
> The line from the starting table occurrence (the layout) to the  
> destination table occurrence (portal content) is not what your  
> portal wants it to be. Now if you're sure the portal is set right,  
> that leaves your relationship graph. It's one of the two right? You  
> ruled out calculations evaluating from the wrong context.
>
> I'd start troubleshooting by placing another (temporary) table  
> occurrence in the graph that is what I think it should be, then  
> bring a related field into an unused area of the parent's layout.  
> I'd expect to see the first related child record's data. Then a  
> simple 6 line portal over that. A serial field or some other  
> identifiable data from the related records would be my choice. Kind  
> of a take it from the top approach.
>
> I've certainly fought this one before.
>
> Geoff

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