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Fix for fetch queries that use entity name in condition #411
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covers all ConditionExpression.EntityName uses
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Hello @jordimontana82, |
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Hello @jordimontana82 , Best regards, |
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Thx a mill @BetimBeja I'll take a look... |
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Hello @jordimontana82 ,
this PR fixes #284. There are some cases that could be checked that I haven't implemented where the service should throw an exception like for example when the entity name is ambiguous because there are two link entities to the same entity, etc.
Best regards,
Betim.