Dependent field does not work as expected on task "Assigned to" field.DescriptionWhen a reference field against the [sys_user] table (for example Assigned to) is dependent on another reference field against the [sys_user_group] table (for example Assignment Group ), field 1 should only allow selecting a user who is linked to the group selected in field 2. The list of available users is retrieved from the Group Member table [sys_user_grmember]. The above behavior does not work if the dependent reference field (field 2 above) does NOT include "group" in its name.Steps to Reproduce *** Pre-requisites:Make sure there is at least 1 active itil group member linked to a User Group [sys_user_group] named 'Hardware'. *** Steps to Reproduce: Create a table.Create a reference field (field 2) on that table as follows:Name = u_assignment_grpReference = Users [sys_use_group]User reference qualifier = simpleCreate a reference field (field 3) on that table as follows:Name = u_assignment_groupReference = Users [sys_use_group]User reference qualifier = simpleCreate a reference field (field 1) on that table as follows:Name = u_assigned_toReference = Users [sys_user]User reference qualifier = simpleDependent = u_assignment_grpCreate a new record in the new table.Select 'Hardware' in the 2 assignment group fields (field 2 and field 3).Click on the magnifying glass for the assigned to field.> Expected behavior: Only the active users inked to the 'Hardware' assignment group should be displayed.> Actual behavior: All active users are displayed.Access the dictionary entry for field 1 (step 4) and update the 'Dependent' field to 'u_assignment_group'.Execute steps 5 to 7.> Expected/Actual behavior: Only the active users inked to the 'Hardware' assignment group is displayed.WorkaroundThis is expected behavior and by design in all currently supported releases.Be aware of PRB705148 (A reference qualifier to sys_user_group breaks if more than one field on sys_user references sys_user_group) > KB0598666Related Problem: PRB1391553