Sharing a Primary for a Multi-Value Link

It is recommended that you do not share a primary for a multi-value link that returns different result sets because it can corrupt the primary. For example, assume two multi-value links reference business components that reference the same table but use different search specifications. Sharing the Primary ID Field for the two multi-value links causes Siebel CRM to set the Primary ID Field to the value of No Match Row Id because the value of the Primary ID Field might reference a record that one of the multi-value links does not return. For more information, see Options to Filter Data That Siebel CRM Displays in an Applet.