Anyone know if this is intended or going to be fixed?
I’m pretty sure in my last project which was in PHP, using MySQL and connecting to remote DB (not using the DB manager) that you could create DB views and access them in the query builder the same as any table.
I’m now using a NodeJS project, PostgresSQL and a DB inside a docker container.
I can no longer see the DB view i have created (i had to create in Navicat as you can’t do it in Wappler).
Anyone know if this is something that will change or is there are workaround?
Was wondering if there is any news on this, b̶i̶t̶ ̶s̶t̶u̶c̶k̶ ̶a̶t̶ ̶t̶h̶e̶ ̶m̶o̶m̶e̶n̶t̶.̶ seems that i can continue by referencing the view via editing the JSON to point to the view.
@George Any update on this? This is causing an issue with our current project. Is there a plan to add views support to NodeJS with/without Database Manager?
@George / @patrick any plans for adding views to NodeJS? With 3.6.0+ I assumed the DB connections etc would be universal across server models. But its still not working.
We are not seeing any of our views though. And as per @George’s last comment 6 months ago, its not supported.
Is there any sort of changes you would have done to recognize views as table on DB level?
I don’t see Views either. I have given up on NodeJS for now, which is really frustrating as all the development and new features is for it, but simple things like seeing views still are unsupported.