providing ability to manage flat_query on a filter class basis#215
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providing ability to manage flat_query on a filter class basis#215
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This makes flat_query more easily accessible by doing the following:
can_use_flat_query?. Can be extended to handle custom use casesget_querymethod to checkcan_use_flat_query?method and whether the FlatQueryTools module is included. If so, it uses flat_query. Otherwise it callsget_complex_querywhich is simply the sub-select path which is the standard default