Marc
I'm encountering a problem when executing a query to get all the documents for an array of id's in Java.
This is my the query I'm passing:
TypeScript
eventIds.stream()
.map(eventId -> Query.Companion.equal("$id", eventId.toString()))
.toList()
));```
When executing this query using databases.listDocuments() I'm getting the following error:
```Invalid query: Attribute not found in schema: _uid```
It seems like it's converting the $ character to _u in the query.
If I try to do the same with an attribute I set myself, let's say the attribute "name" everything works as expected.
But I want to select the documents by their documentId and not by an attribute I set myself.
Appreciate any help, I'm sure it's just a little mistake I'm making here.
This is my Java code for the listDocuments():
```databases.listDocuments(
"event-db",
"event",
queries,
new CoroutineCallback<>((result, error) -> {
if (error != null) {
log.error(error.getMessage());
} else {
assert result != null;
log.info("{} Events found", result.getDocuments().size());
result.getDocuments().forEach(document -> events.add(appwriteDataToEvent(document)));
}
latch.countDown();
}));```
TL;DR
Developers are encountering an error when trying to execute a query to get all documents for an array of IDs in Java. The issue lies in how the query is being structured, causing an "Attribute not found in schema: _uid" error. Only documents with manually set attributes work, not the auto-generated document IDs. A possible solution is to revise the query structure to ensure proper character conversion when querying by document IDs. Meldiron
Hey there 👋 Code looks good to me. What Appwrite version are you running?
Marc
I'm on version 1.5.5 self hosted
Meldiron
Hmm honestly, I am not sure what could be the issue. Let me cc @Steven for this one
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