ID vs %ID in tables
What is the difference between %ID and ID in a database table? Both seem to reference the same column labelled ID.
For context, I am trying to create a viewer class for an existing persistent class.
Let us call the persistent class A, with SqlTableName = OldA.
The viewer class will be B with SqlTableName = A and ViewQuery = {select %ID, <other fields> from <some other class with the same fields as A>}
In A, there exists a class query: select %ID from A. However, A fails to compile, giving an error: "Field '%ID' not found in applicable tables". If the %ID is replaced with ID, the class compiles.
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Hi Keshav,
%ID is a psuedo field that will always reference the RowID, by default this is named as ID, but could also be ID1, ID2 .. IDn
More about it here...
Not sure about your error, would need to see your full code.
If you are not naming properties as ID, then just use ID.
Sean.