> DB: 'SELECT unanet_employee.first_name || ' ' ||
unanet_employee.last_name
> as employee_name,
> note.note_datetime,
> note.note
> FROM note, unanet_employee
> WHERE (unanet_employee.employee_key = note.employee_key) and
> ( ( (note.incident_key = ?)))
> ORDER BY note.note_datetime ' bind_values=<10149> bind_types=<3>
>
> I was expecting the following (based on the documentation)
>
> DB: 'SELECT unanet_employee.first_name || ' ' ||
unanet_employee.last_name
> as employee_name,
> note.note_datetime,
> note.note
> FROM note, unanet_employee
> WHERE ( ( (note.incident_key = ?))) and
> (unanet_employee.employee_key = note.employee_key)
> ORDER BY note.note_datetime ' bind_values=<10149> bind_types=<3>
>
Sorry, but where is the difference. I don't see it. Except that the and
condition is exchanged which doesn't matter
Gerald
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