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    • Kazuhiko Shiozaki's avatar
      Add auto_extend_select_list argument in buildSQLQuery() and use alias in... · bdcdaca8
      Kazuhiko Shiozaki authored
      Add auto_extend_select_list argument in buildSQLQuery() and use alias in group_by_expression and order_by_expression.
      
      If True, select_list is automatically extended to have columns used in
      group_by_list and order_by_list. It is useful when use
      select_expression in inner query and use group_by_expression or
      order_by_expression in outer query.
      bdcdaca8
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    • Jérome Perrin's avatar
      CatalogTool: support sorting on a related key · 331fed02
      Jérome Perrin authored
      This approach consists in treating each keys from the default group (the
      one for sort on and select dict) as a left join if the key supports it, at
      column mapping level.
      
      Also update testERP5Catalog, the specification changed a bit.
      Before, using a related key in select_dict had the side effect of not selecting
      documents without related documents unless the key is explicitly passed in
      select_dict. Now all documents are always returned.
      331fed02
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    • Vincent Pelletier's avatar
      Remove magic columns special case. · 68c3552c
      Vincent Pelletier authored
      If a column is explicitly resolved to a table, it cannot be resolved to
      another later. This causes problems when writing a related key targeting
      another table with the same column name.
      This code duplicates work done in the (only) caller (in
      SearchKey/RelatedKey.py), as it already registers the latest relation
      table with the column to apply on it.
      68c3552c
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