This documentation is for the legacy Izenda 6 product. Documentation for the new Izenda 7 product can be found at https://www.izenda.com/docs/
All constraints are unidirectional (or anisotropic).
Do not use simple table name without brackets, e.g. "Cases-Status" instead of "[Cases-Status]".
Please make sure that you have two constraints for the target table relationship. e.g.:
AdHocContext.Driver. AddConstraint("[dbo].[Cases-Status].[CaseID]","[dbo].[Cases-Payments].[CaseID]"); AdHocContext.Driver. AddConstraint("[dbo].[Cases-Payments].[CaseID]","[dbo].[Cases-Status].[CaseID]");
LEFT JOIN syntax is also dependent on the 'direction' of the join. A->B produces different results than B->A. If you specify only one LEFT JOIN for Cases-Status and Cases-Payments tables then it will be used only in case when Cases-Payments table is joined to the Cases-Status table in that specific direction.
If you want it to work in both directions you should specify two joins:
AdHocContext.Driver.AddForcedLeftJoin("Cases-Status","Cases-Payments"); AdHocContext.Driver.AddForcedLeftJoin("Cases-Payments","Cases-Status");
Last edited by Joseph Adams, 2014-04-02 14:00:01