Cannot theme on joined secondary properties
When a feature class is created via a join, and that joined feature class is used in a layer definition, it is not possible to theme that layer based on the properties from the joined source. Select aggregate functions are used to enumerate the property values, and a Fdo class not found error will occur when trying to retrieve the values from the joined secondary data. Problem generally occurs when the secondary data is from an RDBMS.
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changed from ronnielouie to anonymous
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new → assigned
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assigned → closed
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If a primary feature did not have any corresponding joined data, the server would attempt to set the secondary feature class name to empty, which resulted in 'Class not found' error. This submission corrects this behavior, which allows for select aggregates to succeed when defining themes.