CONTAINS filter condition does not work on Catalogs field in database views - Known Error

CONTAINS filter condition does not work on Catalogs field in database views Description Since New York, the CONTAINS filter condition does not work on the [sc_catalogs] field in database views.

Steps to Reproduce

1. In a NewYork instance, create a database view between sc_category and sc_cat_item. For example, name it "dbview". 2. The configuration for the database view would be following. a. Create view table 1 table: Category [sc_category] order: 100 variable prefix: sccategory b. Create view table 2 table: Item [sc_cat_item] order: 200 variable prefix:scitem where clause: sccategory_sys_id =scitem_sc_category 3. Access the database view: dbview_list.do 4. Add a filter: Catalogs CONTAINS Service Catalogs, then run filter. Note the field is "Catalogs", there is another field "Catalog". 5. Syntax error returned: Syntax Error or Access Rule Violation detected by database ((conn=560536) Unknown column 'sc_cat_item0.sys_id' in 'on clause') 6. Change the filter to Does Not Contain, it works. 8. The field "Catalogs" is in sc_cat_item table, run the Contains filer on the table directly, it works fine. 7. Create same db view and run same fitler in Madrid or London, it works fine.

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