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Querying Records with Properties Split Across Multiple Containers

  • June 27, 2025
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Hello,

 

We are considering storing a relational database table with more than 100 columns as Records.
Since the maximum number of properties per container is 100, we need to define a single table across two or more containers.

In this case, I would like to know how to write a query that allows us to freely filter records that have properties defined across multiple containers.
Our goal is to query the Records data in a way similar to executing SQL on the original RDB table with over 100 columns.

Based on my testing, the behavior was as follows, which is not what I intended:

  • When using only properties from container A in the filter or sort: only records of properties from container A are retrieved.
  • When using properties from both container A and container B in the filter or sort: an empty JSONL is returned.

If this cannot be resolved with a single query, I would appreciate advice on what kind of post-processing could help achieve the desired result.

Best answer by kshomura

It was my misunderstaning. The desired data has been successfully retrieved.

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  • June 30, 2025

It was my misunderstaning. The desired data has been successfully retrieved.