I have the following query:var newsItems = tree.SelectNodes()
.Types(pageTypesArray)
.Path(path)
.OrderBy(orderBy)
.CombineWithDefaultCulture(false)
.Page(page, count)
.OnCurrentSite()
.NestingLevel(-1)
.Culture(CurrentDocument.DocumentCulture)
.InCategories(categories)
.TopN(topN)
.Where("ListableDocumentImage is not null AND ListableDocumentImage != ''")
.Columns(columns);
Which translates like so:WITH AllData AS
(
SELECT TOP 6 * for brevity, ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY [NewsOccurrenceDate] DESC) AS [CMS_RN]
FROM View_CMS_Tree_Joined AS V WITH (NOLOCK, NOEXPAND) INNER JOIN SOS_News AS C WITH (NOLOCK) ON [V].[DocumentForeignKeyValue] =
[C].[NewsID] AND V.ClassName = N'News' LEFT OUTER JOIN COM_SKU AS S WITH (NOLOCK) ON [V].[NodeSKUID] = [S].[SKUID]
WHERE [NodeSiteID] = @NodeSiteID AND (([DocumentCanBePublished] = 1 AND ([DocumentPublishFrom] IS NULL OR [DocumentPublishFrom] @= @Now)
AND ([DocumentPublishTo] IS NULL OR [DocumentPublishTo] @= @Now))
AND [NodeAliasPath] LIKE @NodeAliasPath AND [DocumentCulture] = @DocumentCulture
**AND 0 = 1)** @@@------------------- WHERE DID THIS COME FROM?????
)
SELECT *, (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM AllData) AS [CMS_TOT]
FROM AllData
WHERE CMS_RN BETWEEN 4 AND 6
ORDER BY CMS_RN
Has anyone ever come across anything like this before? I can't figure out why they're sticking in the AND 0=1 in my where clause.
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