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What is the significance of reference field in a DFF?

  
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March 20, 2006 10:59:44   #1  
Kunal        

RE: What is the significance of reference field in a ...

Hi!

Using reference field in the DFF, you can toggle the DFF on the basis of reference field value.

Cheers,

Kunal


 
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November 15, 2006 02:02:33   #2  
sankarreddy        

RE: What is the significance of reference field in a ...

srw.reference(:p_struct_num) this is  bind varibale refereces

srw.reference(;P_flexdata) this is  source column data references


 
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June 19, 2007 09:12:07   #3  
rams.regalla Member Since: June 2007   Contribution: 4    

RE: What is the significance of reference field in a ...
Based on the value selected in a particular field,if you want to pop-up DFF segments, then reference field will be used.

eg:you have a field called Item. if you choose Computer as an Item, then in DFF segments you want to show Computer Brand name, Size.
If you choose TV as an item , then in DFF you may want to show TV name,TV Color,TV Inches etc

in reference field, we enter :Item as Reference, then in context values,we enter the Item Values and then respective Segment names.

 
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