Types of Join in Query Object |Business Central | Inner join |Complete bc tutorial | beginners guide

[@GuruPrasath-y6e]

Nice Explanation Thanks lot

[@gomstechtalks]

Glad. Thank you.

[@AnjaliKumari-j]

Thankyou mam. That is very helpful video. I could have understand it much better because I had learnt sql before.you know what in al programming this is the topic which I learnt too fast.

[@gomstechtalks]

Glad to hear that you have learned it fast. Thank you so much for sharing your feedback and this made my day. 🤗🤗🤗🎉🎉

[@sanghadipraut8156]

Thank you for the detailed explanation. I'm facing an issue in the Object Designer extension-I'm unable to see the Customer table, Sales Line table, and other related tables that were shown in your video. Could you please guide me through this? It would be really helpful. Thanks in advance!

[@gomstechtalks]

Can you brief the challenge

[@konfigurator7268]

Good job. Thank you Carsten

[@sanjivanijadhav1017]

Hello Ma'am Same error occurred in this program.. The metadata object page was not found Page view- join query has to close

[@gomstechtalks]

The metadata object page was not found. Page view - join query has to close," typically occurs when there is an issue with a page or a join query in Business Central. Here are a few suggestions to help you troubleshoot this error: 1. Verify the existence of the page: Double-check if the page referenced in the error message exists in your Business Central environment. Ensure that the page is correctly named and accessible. 2. Check the join query: If you have a join query on the page, review it for any errors or inconsistencies. Make sure that all the table references in the join query are valid and exist in your system. 3. Examine the page view: If the error specifically mentions a page view, examine the page view closely for any issues. Ensure that all the underlying tables and fields referenced in the page view are correct and accessible. 4. Debug the code: If you have access to the code behind the page or the related objects, try debugging the code to identify the source of the error. Look for any missing or incorrect references that could be causing the issue. 5. Seek assistance: If the issue persists, consider reaching out to your system administrator, support team, or the Business Central community for further assistance. They may be able to provide more specific guidance based on your environment and the error details. Remember to provide specific details about the steps you've taken and any additional information that could help others understand and troubleshoot the error effectively. I hope these suggestions help you resolve the error. Best of luck. Dr. Gomathi S

[@chirangaranasinghe19]

:: / := / = I wanna Know difference.

[@gomstechtalks]

Sure will tell you.