问题
I have created a SQL view to get complex data based on some calculations. Now I am using these view to create GI. However, while viewing GI result, it is showing me data for all companies irrespective of which company I am logged into.
Here is the SQL view I have created-
CREATE VIEW [dbo].[vw_View1]
AS
SELECT CompanyID,
OrderNbr,
OrderType,
SUM(BodyCost) AS BodyCost,
SUM(TruckCost) AS TruckCost,
SUM(CostOfParts) AS CostOfParts,
SUM(CostOfLabour) AS CostOfLabour,
SUM(CostOfSub) AS CostOfSub,
SUM(GrossSale) AS GrossSale,
SUM(FET) AS FET,
SUM(TireCredit) as TireCredit,
SUM(LabourHours) AS LabourHours,
InvoiceNbr
FROM
(
SELECT
/* 00 */ so.CompanyID,
/* 00 */ so.OrderNbr,
/* 00 */ so.OrderType,
/* 05 */ CASE WHEN (ic.ItemClassID = '030')
OR (ic.ItemClassID = '040')
OR (ic.ItemClassID = '050')
OR (ic.ItemClassID = '060')
OR (ic.ItemClassID = '061')
OR (ic.ItemClassID = '070')
OR (ic.ItemClassID = '080')
OR (ic.ItemClassID = '090')
OR (ic.ItemClassID = '100')
THEN SUM(sol.UsrUserDefinedCost * sol.OrderQty)
END AS BodyCost,
/* 35 */ CASE WHEN (ic.ItemClassID = '110')
OR (ic.ItemClassID = '111')
THEN SUM(sol.OrderQty)
END AS LabourHours
FROM SOOrder so
LEFT JOIN SOLine sol ON so.OrderType = sol.OrderType AND so.OrderNbr = sol.OrderNbr and so.CompanyID = sol.CompanyID
LEFT JOIN InventoryItem inv ON sol.InventoryID = inv.InventoryID and sol.CompanyID = inv.CompanyID
LEFT JOIN INItemClass ic ON inv.ItemClassID = ic.ItemClassID and inv.CompanyID = ic.CompanyID
WHERE so.CompanyID > 0
GROUP BY so.CompanyID,
so.OrderNbr,
so.OrderType,
ic.ItemClassID,
ic.Descr
) AS X
GROUP BY CompanyID, OrderNbr, OrderType, InvoiceNbr;
GO
回答1:
On my end, with a view similar to yours GI results contain only records accessible from the current company. Below are code snippets and screenshots to prove this:
SQL view:
CREATE VIEW [dbo].[View1] AS SELECT CompanyID, OrderNbr, OrderType, SUM(LabourHours) AS LabourHours FROM ( SELECT so.CompanyID, so.OrderNbr, so.OrderType, SUM(sol.OrderQty) AS LabourHours FROM SOOrder so LEFT JOIN SOLine sol ON so.OrderType = sol.OrderType AND so.OrderNbr = sol.OrderNbr and so.CompanyID = sol.CompanyID LEFT JOIN InventoryItem inv ON sol.InventoryID = inv.InventoryID and sol.CompanyID = inv.CompanyID LEFT JOIN INItemClass ic ON inv.ItemClassID = ic.ItemClassID and inv.CompanyID = ic.CompanyID WHERE so.CompanyID > 0 GROUP BY so.CompanyID, so.OrderNbr, so.OrderType, ic.ItemClassID, ic.Descr ) AS X GROUP BY CompanyID, OrderNbr, OrderType GO
DAC:
using System; using PX.Data; namespace View { [Serializable] public class View1: IBqlTable { #region OrderNbr [PXDBString(15, IsKey = true, IsUnicode = true, InputMask = "")] [PXUIField(DisplayName = "Order Nbr")] public string OrderNbr { get; set; } public class orderNbr : IBqlField{} #endregion #region OrderType [PXDBString(2, IsKey = true, IsFixed = true, InputMask = "")] [PXUIField(DisplayName = "Order Type")] public string OrderType { get; set; } public class orderType : IBqlField{} #endregion #region LabourHours [PXDBDecimal()] [PXUIField(DisplayName = "Labour Hours")] public Decimal? LabourHours { get; set; } public class labourHours : IBqlField{} #endregion } }
GI result for Company:
GI result for Company2:
Per request below, I've added Sales Order of the SO Type and 001252 Number in both companies. Please see screenshots below with results (nothing unexpected or strange):
GI result for Company:
GI result for Company2:
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41898838/sql-view-to-get-complex-data-but-for-which-company