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MClovis
Preventing Duplicate Records
Hi - First time posting. I need to figure out a way to prevent duplicate record entries.
Firstly, I have created 2 custom objects:
1) Customer Project (Master)
2) Customer Project Team Assignments (Detail)
I need to create a validation rule or workflow rule to restrict a user from selecting a Contact on the Customer Project Team Assignment object that is already associated w/ the same Customer Project object.
The Contact can however be associated w/ different Customer Projects just no duplicates for a single Customer Project.
Does this make sense? Can anyone help? Please ask questions if I've left out some critical information.
Thanks,
Mike
Firstly, I have created 2 custom objects:
1) Customer Project (Master)
2) Customer Project Team Assignments (Detail)
I need to create a validation rule or workflow rule to restrict a user from selecting a Contact on the Customer Project Team Assignment object that is already associated w/ the same Customer Project object.
The Contact can however be associated w/ different Customer Projects just no duplicates for a single Customer Project.
Does this make sense? Can anyone help? Please ask questions if I've left out some critical information.
Thanks,
Mike
There is a good example on page 118 in the Force.com Cookbook. It has an example to prevent Lead emails from being duplicate that would give you a very clear example on how to build this yourself. If you need further assistance then please let me know.
Chris,
I have a similiar issue as MClovis. The example on page 118 in the Force.com Cookbook appears to prevent duplicates for a single field. However, I need to write a trigger to prevent duplicates for a field, called Name, of a custom detail table of a Master-Detail relationship, so really there are two fields to consider in the enforcing uniquenes, the Name and the Id of the Master-Detail relationship. The example on page 118 is unclear how to do that. Can you provide me a sample of how to do this?
Thanks.
Did you ever figure this out?