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I am able to view few ECNs in the UI but when I log on to the database and check their entries in WTChangeOrder2 table it is not there. However the same entry is there in WTChangeOrder2Master. Can someone please explain why is this happening? I have written a JSP to display this information and there is a confusion on this.
I am not sure I understood your question. but it seems like when you query on WTChangeOrder2 you are not able to find any entries related to change notices but in WTChangeOrder2Master you can see all those entries related to ECN.
ECN is revision controlled attribute so in WTChangeOrder2Master table all common attributes are stored (name, number . etc ) and in WTChangeOrder2 attributes related to each version are stored.
You can join both this table to get your data. Below is sample query
select * from WTChangeOrder2 A0, WTChangeOrder2Master A1
where A1.idA2A2=A0.idA3masterReference
Hope it helps
Thanks
Shreyas
Thanks Shreyas. That query really helped but I just noticed another problem. The moment I fetch those ECN numbers which are listed in the UI but not in WTChangeOrder2 table, The state for the same is shown as "PENDING APPROVAl" but the UI shows the state as "FREEZE". How do I manage my data now as there is a discrepancy in the data getting displayed in the UI and database.
Hi Sushmita,
I am not sure if I understand your issue. Can you share a one example related to a particular ECN to demonstrate the discrepancy.
Regards,
Bhushan
Sushmita,
Have you considered using Query Builder? You can pretty easily create this as a report and expose it for your users - this would further give them the ability to add criteria to refine the results as well as create charts and graphs on the results. The query example below is in the Windchill 11.0 UI, but would be the same Select statements in previous versions
This yields the following - in this case not all the CNs on this system have need date - you could easily add a criteria to find where Need Date is not null:
Some example graphs added to the chart (you can save the report so these graphs will come up when you launch that Saved report)
Thanks a lot Jeffery. I was able to fetch the related information using query builder. It worked.