SELECT
DISTINCT [InventoryServer].[Id] as 'dteditor_pkey',
[InventoryServerWarranty].[CertificateNumber] as 'CertificateNumber',
[InventoryServerWarranty].[RegistrationID] as 'RegistrationID',
[InventoryServerWarranty].[Notes] as 'Notes',
[InventoryServerWarranty].[DeliveryDate] as 'DeliveryDate',
[InventoryServerWarranty].[ExpirationDate] as 'ExpirationDate',
[InventoryServerWarranty].[InventoryServerWarrantyProviderId] as 'InventoryServerWarrantyProviderId',
[InventoryServerWarranty].[RetiredIncidentNumber] as 'RetiredIncidentNumber',
[InventoryServerWarranty].[RetiredOn] as 'RetiredOn'
FROM
[InventoryServer]
LEFT JOIN [InventoryServerWarrantyProvider] ON [InventoryServerWarrantyProvider].[Id] = [InventoryServerWarranty].[InventoryServerWarrantyProviderId]
JOIN [InventoryServerInventoryServerWarrantyLine] ON [InventoryServer].[Id] = [InventoryServerInventoryServerWarrantyLine].[InventoryServerId]
JOIN [InventoryServerWarranty] ON [InventoryServerWarranty].[Id] = [InventoryServerInventoryServerWarrantyLine].[InventoryServerWarrantyId]
WHERE
[InventoryServer].[Id] IN (2)
ORDER BY
[InventoryServerWarranty].[CertificateNumber]
Note how that left join is FIRST. That will not work. Only by pulling that down to the be the final join, does the code work.
RE: https://datatables.net/forums/discussion/78882/editor-net-mjoin-leftjoin#latest
I think this is a legit bug.
The Editor generated SQL looks like so:
Note how that left join is FIRST. That will not work. Only by pulling that down to the be the final join, does the code work.