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Sure.
Basically our need is to store our list of applications and some of their attributes (from our master source for this info, there's about 5k applications), and one good option would be the reference data.
And then from certain categories we'd like to reference one or more of those applications (items on the reference data set) as relevant to that certain category. This is not possible at the moment. We can create a custom reference to the "data set", but not to individual items on the list.
Now we are likely going to solve this need in another way, because we can't wait for this reference data based approach to work for us, but conceptually I'd say reference data would be exactly the right place to maintain our list of applications. Or?
Hi, thank you for submitting the idea.
We need to bring it up on the next call, to better understand the use case.
Best regards,
Michal