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I was wondering why a fetchXML string with <condition attribute='MyAttribute' operator='begins-with' value='<SomeValue>' />
is ignored in offline mode but evaluated in online mode on D365.
When using the 'like' operator instead of 'begins-with' it works as expected.
It took me some time to find out that the 'begins-with' operator is not supported by JSBridge.
Would it be feasible to raise an error message in case unsupported operators are used in fetchXML strings?
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Thanks for reporting the issue, we appreciate it a lot!
I agree that it is a good idea to not just ignore conditions with unsupported operators. However, it would be a breaking change to existing implementations. It is likely that the problem is deeper than API layer, so we need to investigate a bit more and find a way how to correct this in a robust way.
We will record this defect in our bug-tracking system and investigate how can we improve this. We will let you know here how it proceeds.
I was wondering why a fetchXML string with
<condition attribute='MyAttribute' operator='begins-with' value='<SomeValue>' />
is ignored in offline mode but evaluated in online mode on D365.
When using the 'like' operator instead of 'begins-with' it works as expected.
It took me some time to find out that the 'begins-with' operator is not supported by JSBridge.
Would it be feasible to raise an error message in case unsupported operators are used in fetchXML strings?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: