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SQL allows joins on any fields and does not tell us the join relationships.
This code was intended to get the relationships from SQL (similar to how we can get relationships from Dataverse):
Power-Fx/src/libraries/Microsoft.PowerFx.Connectors/Tabular/CdpTableResolver.cs
Line 75 in 07a817b
(This was added relatively recently in #2550)
But it is not correct and should be removed. (Instead, it's telling us foreign key constraints. )
This means expressions would be written like: LookUp(Table2, ThisRecord.Id2 = Id1).Field2
LookUp(Table2, ThisRecord.Id2 = Id1).Field2
rather than _tabld1Record.Id1.Field2
_tabld1Record.Id1.Field2
The LookUp is consistent with what PowerApps does today.
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SQL allows joins on any fields and does not tell us the join relationships.
This code was intended to get the relationships from SQL (similar to how we can get relationships from Dataverse):
Power-Fx/src/libraries/Microsoft.PowerFx.Connectors/Tabular/CdpTableResolver.cs
Line 75 in 07a817b
(This was added relatively recently in #2550)
But it is not correct and should be removed. (Instead, it's telling us foreign key constraints. )
This means expressions would be written like:
LookUp(Table2, ThisRecord.Id2 = Id1).Field2
rather than
_tabld1Record.Id1.Field2
The LookUp is consistent with what PowerApps does today.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: