Display system tables by default in query list menu option - #5133
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instead of this, should we simply make audit log tables not be system tables? that is something that is easily changeable on the back-end
there are many system tables that rightfully should remain hidden (at very least to reduce noise and confusion). there are also many sp6-only tables that we don't want to see in Sp7
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NOTES: Should be in the query list:
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Testing instructions
- Go to queries
- Click on new
- Select the edit pencil next to new query
- Verify Sp Audit Log - Collection - Discipline - Division show
Looks good, the 4 tables above now show in the query builder
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- Go to queries
- Click on new
- Select the edit pencil next to new query
- Verify Sp Audit Log - Collection - Discipline - Division show
Looks good, everything is showing and you can query just fine
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Testing instructions
- Go to queries
- Click on new
- Select the edit pencil next to new query
- Verify Sp Audit Log - Collection - Discipline - Division show
Looks good, and they still query correctly!
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even if this fixes the immediate bug, let's not quickly jump to creating a new list of tables - every such list we create is one more place where things can go out of date or bugs can slip in. it would be better if we can adjust the existing system to fit the new requirement, rather than add a new system as an extra layer on top...
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This pull request has been mentioned on Specify Community Forum. There might be relevant details there: https://discourse.specifysoftware.org/t/specify-7-9-7-release-announcement/1979/1 |
Fixes #5128
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