Bug report #19636
Updated by Jürgen Fischer about 6 years ago
*new description:*
#19636-13 https://issues.qgis.org/issues/19636#note-13
*old description:*
When creating a table join using "joins" in "layer properties", you can't filter the resulting table. QGIS informs that it's needed to build a virtual layer to make filtering work. But even if you select "yes", the joined fields don't appear in attribute table. Also, it doesn't matter if you create a virtual join in memory or not. Sure, you create a join using "processing", but this creates a new dataset. I'm also missing a "drop none-joined rows" in here... this seems to be only available from "processing" (like 1-to-many)
I've tested this behavior on several systems. QGIS3 (even dev-nightlies) have this problem. There are no logs, about a virtual layer being created or not.
#19636-13 https://issues.qgis.org/issues/19636#note-13
*old description:*
When creating a table join using "joins" in "layer properties", you can't filter the resulting table. QGIS informs that it's needed to build a virtual layer to make filtering work. But even if you select "yes", the joined fields don't appear in attribute table. Also, it doesn't matter if you create a virtual join in memory or not. Sure, you create a join using "processing", but this creates a new dataset. I'm also missing a "drop none-joined rows" in here... this seems to be only available from "processing" (like 1-to-many)
I've tested this behavior on several systems. QGIS3 (even dev-nightlies) have this problem. There are no logs, about a virtual layer being created or not.