SQL Operations Studio Version: 0.27.3
For a few node types (e.g. temporal tables, columns, indexes), the node path contains display information, which makes the use of the findNodes API less straightforward.
_localhost,1401/Databases/WideWorldImporters/Tables/Purchasing.Suppliers (System-Versioned)/Purchasing.Suppliers_Archive (History)/Columns/SupplierID (int, not null)_
_localhost,1401/Databases/WideWorldImporters/Tables/Purchasing.Suppliers/Purchasing.Suppliers_Archive/Columns/SupplierID_
findNodes APIconst nodes = await sqlops.objectexplorer.findNodes(
connectionId,
'Column',
undefined,
'SupplierID (int, not null)',
'WideWorldImporters',
['Purchasing.Suppliers (System-Versioned)', 'Purchasing.Suppliers_Archive (History)']);
const nodes = await sqlops.objectexplorer.findNodes(
connectionId,
'Column',
undefined,
'SupplierID',
'WideWorldImporters',
['Purchasing.Suppliers', 'Purchasing.Suppliers_Archive']);
@MattIrv could you please take a look at this?
This bug has been fixed in our latest insiders release and should behave as expected now
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This bug has been fixed in our latest insiders release and should behave as expected now