[fdo-trac] #247: Using an ISelect with an InFilter with an invalid property name yields an AccessViolationException

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#247: Using an ISelect with an InFilter with an invalid property name yields an
AccessViolationException
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 Reporter:  chrisErickson  |         Owner:  gregboone
     Type:  defect         |        Status:  assigned 
 Priority:  major          |     Milestone:  3.3.0    
Component:  FDO API        |       Version:  3.2.0    
 Severity:  4              |    Resolution:           
 Keywords:                 |   External_id:           
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Comment (by chrisErickson):

 I don't have the time available to provide a standalone code sample, but I
 can provide the following snippet out of our code:

 {{{
             ISelect command =
 (ISelect)_database._connection.CreateCommand(CommandType.CommandType_Select);

             if (_connectionSupportsSelectIn)
                 command.Filter = new
 InCondition(_table._class.Properties[_table.KeyAttribute.Index].Name,
 values.ToArray());

             command.SetFeatureClassName(_table._class.QualifiedName);
             command.Prepare();

             _dataReader = command.Execute();
 }}}

 beacuse the incondition is created with the Name rather than qualifiedname
 of the property, i was getting the exception on command.Execute().

 This was using the MySQL 3.2 provider

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