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I have created a use case with two tables: `requestor` and `approval`. The `requestor` table has a `status` column which is an enum with the values: `new`, `pending`, `approved`, and `rejected`
problem Statement:
I need to update the `status` of the `requestor` table based on a button click in the `approval` table. Specifically, when the button is clicked and saved, the `status` in the `requestor` table should change to `pending` if approved, or `rejected` if denied.
I have created the `approval` table and a view that shows the `requestor` details. I also created a button using the behavior tab to approve the request.
Specific Details:
Here is a simplified version of my schema:
requestor table:
- id (primary key)
- status (enum: 'new', 'pending', 'approved', 'rejected')
approval table:
- id (primary key)
- requestor_id (foreign key referencing requestor.id)
- other_columns...
The button logic needs to handle the following transitions:
- If the request is approved, change `status` to `pending`.
- If the request is rejected, change `status` to `rejected`.
5. Request for Help:
Could someone guide me on how to implement the button logic to update the `status` column in the `requestor` table based on the approval or rejection action?
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