Bug: Failed to open class properties in explorer of a operational set implementation

[MauricioUyaguari]

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Current and expected behavior

In the class explorer of query builder, the properties coming from a root operational set implementation do not expand.
All properties under operation set implementation are expected to show as mapped and expand.

Steps to reproduce

• Copy model data into text mode and navigate to class model::Person
• Right click on execute to open query builder
• On the model::Person explorer try and expand property firm. The property will not expand as expected

Model data

###Relational
Database store::MyDatabase
(
  Schema MySchema
  (
    Table PersonTable1
    (
      Brand VARCHAR(128) NOT NULL,
      NAME VARCHAR(128),
      LASTNAME VARCHAR(128),
      Nick_Name VARCHAR(128) NOT NULL,
      Hq1_State VARCHAR(128),
      Hq1_Street VARCHAR(128),
      Hq2_State VARCHAR(128),
      Hq2_Street VARCHAR(128),
      Value DOUBLE,
      Locations INTEGER,
      Found_Date DATE PRIMARY KEY,
      ID VARCHAR(128) PRIMARY KEY
    )
    Table PersonTable2
    (
      Brand VARCHAR(128) NOT NULL,
      NAME VARCHAR(128),
      LASTNAME VARCHAR(128),
      Nick_Name VARCHAR(128) NOT NULL,
      Hq1_State VARCHAR(128),
      Hq1_Street VARCHAR(128),
      Hq2_State VARCHAR(128),
      Hq2_Street VARCHAR(128),
      Value DOUBLE,
      Locations INTEGER,
      Found_Date DATE PRIMARY KEY,
      ID VARCHAR(128) PRIMARY KEY
    )
  )
)


###Pure
Class model::Firm
{
  hq1: model::HQ[0..1];
  hq2: model::HQ[0..1];
  brand: String[1];
  value: Float[1];
  date: Date[1];
  locations: Integer[1];
}

Class model::HQ
{
  state: String[1];
  street: String[1];
}

Class model::Person
{
  name: String[1];
  lastName: String[1];
  nickName: String[1];
  firm: model::Firm[*];
}


###Mapping
Mapping mapping::MyMapping
(
  *model::Person: Operation
  {
    meta::pure::router::operations::union_OperationSetImplementation_1__SetImplementation_MANY_(person1,person2)
  }
  model::Person[person1]: Relational
  {
    ~primaryKey
    (
      [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable1.Found_Date,
      [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable1.ID
    )
    ~mainTable [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable1
    name: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable1.NAME,
    lastName: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable1.LASTNAME,
    nickName: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable1.Nick_Name,
    firm
    (
      hq1
      (
        state: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable1.Hq1_State,
        street: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable1.Hq1_Street
      ),
      hq2
      (
        state: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable1.Hq2_State,
        street: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable1.Hq2_Street
      ),
      brand: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable1.Brand,
      locations: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable1.Locations,
      value: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable1.Value,
      date: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable1.Found_Date
    )
  }
  model::Person[person2]: Relational
  {
    ~primaryKey
    (
      [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable2.Found_Date,
      [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable2.ID
    )
    ~mainTable [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable2
    name: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable2.NAME,
    lastName: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable2.LASTNAME,
    nickName: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable2.Nick_Name,
    firm
    (
      hq1
      (
        state: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable2.Hq1_State,
        street: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable2.Hq1_Street
      ),
      hq2
      (
        state: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable2.Hq2_State,
        street: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable2.Hq2_Street
      ),
      brand: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable2.Brand,
      locations: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable2.Locations,
      value: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable2.Value,
      date: [store::MyDatabase]MySchema.PersonTable2.Found_Date
    )
  }
)

Environment

OS: Windows

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