feat: add a new parameter to get_table_one_big_table_query #629
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Purpose
Improve the SQL queries generated in the backend.
Description
This task simplifies the generated query to use a single, consolidated SQL table. By default, the generated SQL includes translations from the table, but it is now possible to pass a parameter that will always simplify the SQL.
Checklist
Testing and Evidence
The GraphQL query to be used: Pass includeTableTranslation as false to simplify the generated SQL query.
This PDF represents the two versions of the query generated from the same table.
Query_diff.pdf
Next Steps
Implement this in the frontend.