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I create an indexed attribute using SQL like "CREATE INDEX Data.dataID UNIQUE".
The schema shows that Data.dataID was indexed.
After that I tried to get data but I can not get data using SQL like
"SELECT from Data where dataID='<some_id_in_string>'"
however I can get the data using SQL like
"SELECT from <some_class_name_that_match_id> where dataID='<some_id_in_string>'"
Note <some_class_name_that_match_id> class extends Data class
This is the result of using get function directly before indexing attributes.
This bug will be temporarily fixed in the next develop merge commit. The solution might not resolve the issue wisely but it will make everything work as expected. We will let you know again once the better solution is implemented and released.
I create an indexed attribute using SQL like "CREATE INDEX Data.dataID UNIQUE".
The schema shows that Data.dataID was indexed.
After that I tried to get data but I can not get data using SQL like
"SELECT from Data where dataID='<some_id_in_string>'"
however I can get the data using SQL like
"SELECT from <some_class_name_that_match_id> where dataID='<some_id_in_string>'"
Note <some_class_name_that_match_id> class extends Data class
This is the result of using get function directly before indexing attributes.
This is the result of using get function directly after indexing attributes.
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