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Sep 18, 2020 08:38 AM
The documentation page for RecordQueryResult says “…filtered to a useful subset of the records in the table.”
I see that it’s possible to sort and specify which fields are returned but I can’t figure out how to actually filter on selectRecordsAsync
.
Being able to filter here would be awesome because then I won’t have to manually create views. (Or if it were possible to programmatically create Views I could create the ones I need when a new employee is onboarded.)
Thanks!
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Sep 18, 2020 08:23 PM
You can’t currently specify a filter when you call selectRecordsAsync
. However, the records might be filtered if you call it from a view instead of from a table.
You have to use JavaScript to filter the records after you retrieve them.

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Sep 18, 2020 08:23 PM
You can’t currently specify a filter when you call selectRecordsAsync
. However, the records might be filtered if you call it from a view instead of from a table.
You have to use JavaScript to filter the records after you retrieve them.
