Clarify foreign_table_where #870
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The previous explanation for foreign_table_where was slightly misleading. The examples speak for themselves, but they are further down on the page. The WHERE-clause is effectively appended to the existing WHERE clause created by TYPO3 using the default values and must start with AND. Also, additional clauses such as ORDER BY or GROUP BY may be added after the WHERE-clause. Resolves: #663
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@sypets Thanks again for the improvement 👍 |
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The previous explanation for foreign_table_where was slightly misleading. The examples speak for themselves, but they are further down on the page.
The WHERE-clause is effectively appended to the existing WHERE clause created by TYPO3 using the default values and must start with AND.
Also, additional clauses such as ORDER BY or GROUP BY may be added after the WHERE-clause.
Resolves: #663