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Abhishek Pal updated ATLAS-4771:
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Summary: [UI] Extra columns in search page are persistent across types when
using search filters (was: [Atlas][UI] Extra columns in search page are
persistent across types when using search filters)
> [UI] Extra columns in search page are persistent across types when using
> search filters
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> Key: ATLAS-4771
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ATLAS-4771
> Project: Atlas
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: atlas-webui
> Reporter: Abhishek Pal
> Priority: Major
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> When we are using basic search, we can select extra columns which reflect
> several extra attributes that are associated with the data-type.
> If we select an extra column, and search for a new type, search works
> correctly.
> But if we select an extra column for some data type, and add an attribute
> filter for the search - then change the search type, it gives error, saying
> the extra column is not present.
> Steps:
> # Search for any entity in basic search (say {*}hive_db{*})
> # Select an extra attribute/column from the columns list (ex. *Location* for
> {*}hive_db{*})
> # Add any attribute filter for the search and perform the search (ex: filter
> on *clusterName is not null* for hive_db)
> # Now change the type and perform the search (ex. change to {*}hive_table{*})
> It will give an error saying the extra column is not present for the new type.
> Upon inspecting the network requests, when applying search filter along with
> the extra selected columns, the columns are passed in the new search for a
> different type
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