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Hi Ladies & Gentlemen,
As you can see from the screenshot below, I am using two fields for my query; “Sold to customer” and “BP_PL_to_exclude”.
Through the “Customer No” I created a relation between these two fields. So far, so good.
However, in the end this model is supposed to get a RLS, in which I would like to define the following:
Area = “Europe” &&
Customer status <> “PL customer”
To do so, I would need to get another column into “Sold to customer”, but how to get the information about Customer status from “BP_PL_to_exclude” into “Sold to customer”?
Is there someone out there who can help me, please?
Best regards
Hey @Orstenpowers ,
would you like to screenshot the two tables with the relationship between them? i.e. what is the filter direction between them?
Cheers, LQ
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