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I’m an experienced RDBMS developer, having a little trouble adapting to the Airtable scripting paradigm.
Say I have two tables, Updates and Users. Updates has a field UserID, which links to the ID field in the Users table.
Now let’s say I have a seco...
I’m an experienced developer with years of experience using SQL and relational databases. I’m having trouble figuring out how to do things in Airtable without something like SQL queries.
Specifically, right now I would like to delete a number of reco...
In response to your first question, why have two tables for Updates instead of one table with two views?
I will eventually have only one table, but I’m doing some one-time cleanup of the data. Eventually the second table will replace the first, after...
Thanks for the prompt response. I think I understand so far.
So I pulled this from an example of using createRecordsAsync(), which doesn’t involve links. If I use my field names, the example might look like this if I were creating a new record from s...
