I'm using Fluent BQL to join a CreatedByID column to Users, to get the user name (simple example below).
public SelectFrom<GIDesign>
.InnerJoin<CreatedUsers>.On<CreatedUsers.pKID.IsEqual<GIDesign.createdByID>>
.OrderBy<GIDesign.name.Asc>.View GIs;
However, the SQL join condition ends up like this...
INNER JOIN [Users] [CreatedUsers_Users] ON NULL = [GIDesign].[CreatedByID]
AND ( [CreatedUsers_Users].[CompanyID] IN ( 1, 2)
AND 8 = SUBSTRING( [CreatedUsers_Users].[CompanyMask], 1, 1) & 8)
AND [CreatedUsers_Users].[DeletedDatabaseRecord] = 0
The join condition NULL = CreatedByID is of course returning no records. I tried swapping the left and right side of the join and then get this as the first join condition:
INNER JOIN [Users] [CreatedUsers_Users] ON [GIDesign].[CreatedByID] =
AND ...
Notice the missing right side of the equation? What am I missing, or doing wrong?
I was able to solve it myself shortly after I posted this. I removed the PXProjection attributes, added a Serializable attribute, plus removed PK member classes I had added to try to resolve the issue. So one of these changes must have been the key.
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