Good day,
We are currently trying to deploy our Angular application and we are getting styling issues.
should the image not load here is the link: https://ibb.co/VgczR3n Is there something we are missing since upgrading to the latest version.
I have also seen this issue occurring on our debug as well.
Both live and debug is an issue.
build used: ng build --prod debug used: npm run hmr
The angular app is only edited by the power tools and not by any users or developer so it is all standard changes.
Any assistance with this will be greatly appreciated.
Regards, Gideon Badenhorst
Hi,
I've tried using the primary key string just now (Logically it would allow you to use a custom string value as the primary key?) The problem I am experiencing however is the way the system operates when using it and how it interacts with results provided.
When integrate with the system through the API with lets say ItemMasterData table for this example. How the system reacts to me providing a string value as the primary key is as follows:
Table consists of the following columns: Id (String Primary Key) - This needs to be used as a unique Item Code Description (String) Barcode (String)
A very basic table that returns a success when i provide it data but when I look on the portal/database it does not have data even though the system has given me around 3000 successful entries, no failures, no actual data. Results appear successful in the audit log as well.
Now when I add data through the portal itself, the string value is basically to an extent just a string representation of a GUID?
Is there somewhere I can find some clarity on the primary keys especially as to what use "String" has if it is theoretically just a Guid.ToString() concept?
Also is there a way to handle what I am trying to do? To have unique string Identifiers for master data without requiring a secondary column to load it in and also having extra code to verify and slow down the process when large quantities of data needs to flow through the system.
Regards, Gideon Badenhorst
