> So the flattened view was being created from a tree of views where a
> certain property name occurred in several of these views?
It's kind of difficult to simplify the problem in code so I'll try to
explain it more fully. I know that when you join 2 views with common field
names metakit uses the first one, e.g.
'Trip','Title' joined with 'Trip','Date','Title',.... =>
'Trip','Title','Date',..... (where the result 'Title' is the trip title.)
In my problem, I had something like this (where these are all fields):
A, nestedview, Ba, Ca, X, Y, D, Ea
(where X is set to some text and Y is set to 4.)
The nestedview had some field names in common (B,C,E):
F, Bb, Cb, G, H, I, Eb
What happened when I flattened was:
A, F, Bb, Cb, G, H, I, Eb, D, X, Y
Most of this was ok except X, which had text in it, was now blank, and Y
which was set to 4, was now 543647059. This decimal number in hex is
0x20676553 which looks a lot like part of an ascii string.
-Rick King
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