Prisma

basically programmatically multiplicate the following query:
```query getGroups($auth: [GroupAuth!]!) {
  id1: group(auth: $auth[0]) {
    id
  }
  id2: group(auth: $auth[1]) {
    id
  }
}```

I'm not sure I understand your question, but can't you use a filter like `id_in` in Prisma Client?
(I'm assuming you're using Prisma)

<@UBV4X2H32> I'm not using prisma, but it doesn't matter. This is clientside things.

The problem I have is that if I make a `groups` query that gets all groups, if it fails at getting one group everything will fail. I would like to make it only fail on the ones that fail, hence me trying to generate a query with each separatly

Looks like it fails in the server, so it's a server issue?

<@UBV4X2H32> Using Prisma won't change anything :face_palm:

I'm asking how to make my schema/how to send a query where even if one `group` fails to load, not all of them will.

Can somebody help me? This is a blocking issue for my project :disappointed:

fix it in your resolvers. make each orm query and only return the ones that passed

<@UBUMZ60Q7> but then how do I figure out what failed?

hit them one at a time, and catch the error

it'll depend on what frameworks you are using

it makes no sense to hit them one at a time, that's the reason I migrated from REST

you might be able to get something from their slack or forum. I think your problem is there

I need to send different queries because if I send just one, when it fails all of them fail

so I need to separate each group to one query