Barcellos
Ana Barcellos
Consider the following table just like the old one in this other post where it was a unique table with all data and a repeat table (table 1 attached).
I divided the table in other several tables using id as foreign key, as attached (table 2).
When I create a list with tb-data-origin and a simple join to tb-data-repeat-destination and with all filters enabled, the values within the filters appears duplicated and the resulting search is wrong.
Using tb-data-1 e tb-data-repeat-1, how do I build the joins so the filters will not appear with duplicated values?
I divided the table in other several tables using id as foreign key, as attached (table 2).
When I create a list with tb-data-origin and a simple join to tb-data-repeat-destination and with all filters enabled, the values within the filters appears duplicated and the resulting search is wrong.
Using tb-data-1 e tb-data-repeat-1, how do I build the joins so the filters will not appear with duplicated values?
