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Contains is not supported in FetchXml #708
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@rappen |
Right. A bit funny that I can find A few years back, I got clear fact that MS is not anymore updating the FetchXml Schema that I used to use in this tool as a "fact" for the code. This is why I can not use that anymore... (I did earlier find it in the SDK we had downloaded) |
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Error of Contains operator, here with a super simple query (see in the end).
Related to #706
This docs says it should work, but give a SQL error, but this one gets a Fetch XML error, just
"Unknown Condition Operator: contains".
Tried some code to convert from
QueryExpression
toFetchXml
.Code:
I get a bit more info - it fails with exception
"Unknown Condition Operator: Contains. FetchXml does not support it".
Which seems to mean that some features work in QX, but not in Fetch. I know the reverse, but not this!
Are there more features supported in QX but not in Fetch? Is this documented? I am just a bad Binging person...
Has @JimDaly any more info/link?
Error message from FetchXML Builder below:
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