Team,
Is it not possible to query for rows using the row id of a relation? For example:
params: { query: ‘“c-BZF2NxdqU9”:“i-1pPvpSpW”’, limit: 100 }
I’m getting zero results when it should be more than zero.
Thank you
Team,
Is it not possible to query for rows using the row id of a relation? For example:
params: { query: ‘“c-BZF2NxdqU9”:“i-1pPvpSpW”’, limit: 100 }
I’m getting zero results when it should be more than zero.
Thank you
It appears that when using the API to upsert rows, the returned row ids aren’t usable. I.e. you can’t immediately query them. This appears to be a huge issue for some very practical use-cases. Does anyone have a work-around that doesn’t require a settimeout approach?
For example, the insert returns the following:
But when you query one of the row ids, you get:
Yeah you gotta keep polling the mutation status before you can use the new rows