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Code issue in IterQueryInstances #1334
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Fixes issue #1334 where the parameters for QueryLanguage and Query were reversed in the ExecQuery call that is the fallback if the OpenQueryInstances fails or use_pull_operations is False. Also fixes test results for this test (also reversed) and adds comment to changes.rst
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Fixes issue #1334 where the parameters for QueryLanguage and Query were reversed in the ExecQuery call that is the fallback if the OpenQueryInstances fails or use_pull_operations is False. Also fixes test results for this test (also reversed) and adds comment to changes.rst
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Fixes issue #1334 where the parameters for QueryLanguage and Query were reversed in the ExecQuery call that is the fallback if the OpenQueryInstances fails or use_pull_operations is False. Also fixes test results for this test (also reversed) and adds comment to changes.rst
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Fixes issue #1334 where the parameters for QueryLanguage and Query were reversed in the ExecQuery call that is the fallback if the OpenQueryInstances fails or use_pull_operations is False. Also fixes test results for this test (also reversed) and adds comment to changes.rst
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Fixes issue #1334 where the parameters for QueryLanguage and Query were reversed in the ExecQuery call that is the fallback if the OpenQueryInstances fails or use_pull_operations is False. Also fixes test results for this test (also reversed) and adds comment to changes.rst
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Fixes issue #1334 where the parameters for QueryLanguage and Query were reversed in the ExecQuery call that is the fallback if the OpenQueryInstances fails or use_pull_operations is False. Also fixes test results for this test (also reversed) and adds comment to changes.rst
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The input parameters are reversed for the ExecQuery in the IterQueryInstances method. The call
puts the Query as the first parameter and the QueryLanguage as the second parameter.
I have no idea why I did not catch this before since it is tested in run_cimoperations.py.
Passed the mock tests because we don't really do anything in the mocker for the query.
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