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Hello,
Sql.Database's option NavigationPropertyNameGenerator, if set, is expected to be set to a callback function. When invoked, this function is passed two arguments, the second of which is a list of records describing the various relationships that need a relationship column name generated.
Each of these records is in the shape of:
[
SourceTableName = text,
SourceKeys = {text},
TargetTableName = text,
TargetKeys = {text},
SingleTarget = logical
]
What does the "SingleTarget" field signify? In my testing, it's always set to true.
Thank you,
Ben
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You can expect it always is set to true (unless you used MySql connector and created the report years ago).
Hi, @Ben-Dev ,
You should always set it to true. The "false" option is needed for backward combatility and does not apply to SQL connector.
Hi rufengli,
Thanks, but this isn't an option I can set. 🙂 It's in data provided to me when the callback function is invoked by Microsoft code.
Maybe it would help if I asked the question this way: Will the values of SingleTarget that are passed to my NavigationPropertyNameGenerator callback always be set to true, regardless of the data connector being used?
Thanks,
Ben
You can expect it always is set to true (unless you used MySql connector and created the report years ago).