How to get to HROrganizationUnit from ActionRequest Business Class?

I've been trying to get to the HROrganizationUnit via the ActionRequest business class to filter on an Instance Selection but the where Instance always returns a blank.

What ever code I reference below always returns a blank. Any ideas what I may be doing wrong?

Code that I've tried:

WorkUnitRel.Actor.ActorOrgUnit_ByActor_SetRel.HROrganizationUnit

WorkUnitRel.Actor.ActorOrgUnit_ByActor_SetRel.HROrganizationUnit.ActorOrgUnitRel.HROrganizationUnit

WorkUnitRel.AuthenticatedActor.ActorOrgUnit_ByActor_SetRel.HROrganizationUnit

BusinessAction.ActionResultsRel.Actor.ActorOrgUnit_ByActor_SetRel.HROrganizationUnit

LPL CODE:

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Dr. Awesome

Ok! So this is something we've been discussing making easier for customer to do - "something" meaning getting from PFI or ActionRequest out to the BusinessClasses in play.

Can I ask what your business need is here? Are you looking to just now all of the total or open ActionRequests per HR Org Unit for some reason?

patrick-domond

The goal is to show all Action Request but block out a few users based on a specific role and HROrganizationUnit for the HRBP's to support their client group.

Dr. Awesome

My best engineer says try something like:

ActorNot1789 is a DerivedField
    type is Boolean
    for each WorkUnitRel.Actor.ActorOrgUnit_ByActor_SetRel
         if (each.HROrganizationUnit != 1789)
            return true
    return false

The list instance selection would then be:

    where (ActorNot1789)

Spit balling here and have not tried. Give it a spin.

patrick-domond

I've tried it and actually add it to the list just to see what the values are and it returns false for all. The green line is (1789) , it should be false but the rest should be true

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