Updates to operators in device query for multiple devices
Device query for multiple devices now includes expanded operator support, clearer query validation, and improved results to make building and interpreting queries easier.
- New join types supported\ You can now use the following join types when querying across entities:
leftsemirightsemileftantirightanti- Updated join behavior\ Joins that use
on Device.DeviceIdare no longer supported. Queries should instead: - Use
on Device, or - Omit the on clause entirely when joining on the device entity.
- Updated device references in operators\ Using Device by itself is no longer supported in operators such as
distinct,summarize, ororder by. Queries must reference a specific device property. - Improved query results\ Queries that involve a device—either by querying a device directly or by joining a device with another entity—now return the device as a clickable link in the results, allowing you to quickly navigate to device details.
- Clearer error messages\ Some query error messages have been updated to provide clearer, more descriptive guidance when queries are invalid.
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