michal.bruncko

hi Jeffrey. Thank you for your reply. I've just realized that original OQL works (also your variant), I simply forgot to understand that the result ("not showing objects in cal") is actually correct. My fault, please close/cancel this ticket.

Calendar view - not showing if OQL contains WHERE

thank you Vincent! so another reason to do the upgrade... :)

hello with using SELECT,JOIN and WHERE in OQL I am able to list records, which are joined. but am I able to list records, that are NOT joined? I mean something like this, but with OQL? thanks! michal

thanks Vincent! looks like I am getting older as it seems I was playing with this kind of lists some years ago... https://sourceforge.net/p/itop/discussion/922360/thread/122764de/ thanks again, consider as a resolved!

hello Vincent yes, I got the point of id. my request is simply as an consequence of creation of custom objects for specific corporate processes, where the object could represent various device type (drop down selection) and the name itself is free text filled by end user as a part of the process (basically this object could represent also something, which is not in CMDB at all, thats why it is free text). my idea was simply relate such objects with real equipment in CMDB based on the name - i.e....

we can use "AttributeLinkedSet" to link objects of different class to my class using external key as id of my object. this is ok. but it is possible to do the same link, but not using my object ID as reference for external key, but object name instead? if so, how can I achieve this? thanks

RFE: Portal - Applying stimulus from URL