Contents Now Platform Administration Previous Topic Next Topic Add a table to a domain Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Add a table to a domain Administrators can domain separate custom tables by adding a sys_domain field to it. Before you beginRole required: admin Procedure Navigate to the table's list view. For example, type <table name>.list in the navigation filter. Right-click the list header and select Configure > List Layout. In the Create new field section, enter sys_domain as the Name and Domain ID as the Type. Click Add. Click Save. Note: Any other means of creating a field adds a u_ prefix to the column name. For domain separation to work the column name must be sys_domain without any u_ prefix. On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
Add a table to a domain Administrators can domain separate custom tables by adding a sys_domain field to it. Before you beginRole required: admin Procedure Navigate to the table's list view. For example, type <table name>.list in the navigation filter. Right-click the list header and select Configure > List Layout. In the Create new field section, enter sys_domain as the Name and Domain ID as the Type. Click Add. Click Save. Note: Any other means of creating a field adds a u_ prefix to the column name. For domain separation to work the column name must be sys_domain without any u_ prefix.
Add a table to a domain Administrators can domain separate custom tables by adding a sys_domain field to it. Before you beginRole required: admin Procedure Navigate to the table's list view. For example, type <table name>.list in the navigation filter. Right-click the list header and select Configure > List Layout. In the Create new field section, enter sys_domain as the Name and Domain ID as the Type. Click Add. Click Save. Note: Any other means of creating a field adds a u_ prefix to the column name. For domain separation to work the column name must be sys_domain without any u_ prefix.
