Use @hierarchy annotation

[agoerler]

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[eugene-andreev]

I've discussed the problem with @hierarchy and drafts with Elena, she will have a look, why the EDMX differs

[eugene-andreev]

Checked once again in a call with Elena:

1. We've forgotten to do the change
2. Removing package-lock.json and node_modules and rebuild helped to solve the issue.

Now both read and write for Genres are working fine

[eugene-andreev]

Testing Book->contents.

• Read mode: OK
• Edit mode:

SQL:
SELECT T1."BOOK_ID" as "@cds4j:fk:book_ID",
    T1."ID",
    T1."NAME",
    T1."PAGE",
    T1."PARENT_ID",
    T1."BOOK_ID",
    TRUE as "IsActiveEntity",
    FALSE as "HasActiveEntity",
    T1."HASDRAFTENTITY",
    T1."DRAFTADMINISTRATIVEDATA_DRAFTUUID",
    T1."LIMITEDDESCENDANTCOUNT",
    T1."DISTANCEFROMROOT",
    T1."DRILLSTATE",
    T1."LIMITEDRANK"
FROM "ADMINSERVICE_BOOKS" T0
    INNER JOIN (
        SELECT ACTIVE.*,
            COALESCE(DRAFT.HasActiveEntity, false) as HasDraftEntity,
            DRAFT.DraftAdministrativeData_DraftUUID as DraftAdministrativeData_DraftUUID
        from "ADMINSERVICE_CONTENTSHIERARCHY" ACTIVE
            left outer join "ADMINSERVICE_CONTENTSHIERARCHY_DRAFTS" DRAFT on ACTIVE."ID" = DRAFT."ID"
    ) T1 ON (T1."BOOK_ID" = T0."ID")
    and (T0."ID" = ?)

results in

Caused by: org.h2.jdbc.JdbcSQLSyntaxErrorException: Column "T1.LIMITEDDESCENDANTCOUNT" not found;