Fully-qualified names should not be required when referencing procedures that have unique unqualified names ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Key: TEIIDDES-822 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/TEIIDDES-822 Project: Teiid Designer Issue Type: Feature Request Components: Modeling Affects Versions: 7.0 Reporter: Michael Walker Assignee: Steven Hawkins Priority: Minor Fix For: 7.3 This problem occurs in our transformation editor, and also occurs with real-time queries (e.g. from QueryBuilder/SQLExplorer, or any client). If you reference a non-qualified table name, e.g. "myTable", in a query, we'll attempt to resolve it if it is a unique name. Strangely, we don't do the same thing for virtual procedures, even if they are unique. Instead, you must use the fully-qualified name. There should be no disparity. This is a usability defect. This also happens to greatly extend the size of virtual procedure code, making it harder to read and debug.