Closed bralax closed 3 years ago
Could you give me something reproducable ?
also @bralax make sure you are using latest version.
I was on one release prior (3.13.5) and updated to 3.13.6 which did not resolve the issue.
I eventually added a primary key (I was just testing things out so I had not marked a column as a primary key) and in doing so it now is giving correct results. I know that this fixed it in part because I made a second table and without a primary key, that table is having the same issue as the original table. Is there a requirement that every table has a primary key? I see that it is highly recommended in the documentation but it does not say that it is mandatory.
yes it is actually mandatory to have primary key. I will replace "highly recommended" by "mandatory" in the doc.
I think , there should be check for primary key when initiating table.
I have been having weird results when trying to use multiple or conditions together. For example:
Leads to a list of four items in this table that match the query. However if I add in an or statement:
I always get 1 item. Given that the first query results in 4, this one should have at least as many. As a test, I added even more or'd conditions of a similar form and I always get only 1 result.