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I have the #exclude-table-from-search option to exclude tables from a search - but i think the other way round would make more sense, because nomrally you have 3-4 main artefacts (tables) to search. In our case: Animals, Clients and Samples.
But i have about 50 relation tables / view ... if i now only want to seach for animals, clients and samples, i have to add 47 tables to the exclude array, and if i add a new table i have to think to add this table as well.
I think it would be better to explicitely tell which tables to search for - so in our case Animals, Clients and Samples.
If the array is empty, all tables should be search
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I have the #exclude-table-from-search option to exclude tables from a search - but i think the other way round would make more sense, because nomrally you have 3-4 main artefacts (tables) to search. In our case: Animals, Clients and Samples.
But i have about 50 relation tables / view ... if i now only want to seach for animals, clients and samples, i have to add 47 tables to the exclude array, and if i add a new table i have to think to add this table as well.
I think it would be better to explicitely tell which tables to search for - so in our case Animals, Clients and Samples.
If the array is empty, all tables should be search
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: