Win vs Universal Task parameter

Hello,

I am trying to upgrade my applications to the Universal GUI, however when testing I am experiencing the following problem.

I have a screen, which has parameters which are dependent on each other. In this case, I first need to choose a 'Gebouw’ (facility), after that, the related Naar ruimte: (area) can be chosen based on the chosen facility.

So when I choose 114. It will only show the area's in that facility:

The area which has been chosen also should be not a 'usage_area’. As this task can be used for multiple purposes, this is being done with a task parameter.

The lookup for the area is defined as below.

Which says, give me the area's which are available in te facility, and has the column usage_area to what the parameter value has.

When running a trace on the database, I can see in the Windows GUI the following statement:

DECLARE @p0 bit,@p1 bit,@p2 int,@p3 bit
SELECT @p0=1,@p1=1,@p2=1,@p3=0
SELECT t1.[area_name], t1.[area_id], t1.[facility_id], t1.[usage_area]
FROM [area] t1
WHERE (t1.facility_id IN (
                            SELECT allowed_facility_id
                            FROM   dbo.users AS u
                                   CROSS APPLY (
                                                  SELECT
                                                     CASE WHEN u.allowed_114 = 1 THEN
                                                             1
                                                     END AS allowed_facility_id
                                                  UNION
                                                  SELECT
                                                     CASE WHEN u.allowed_350 = 1 THEN
                                                             2
                                                     END AS allowed_facility_id
                                               ) a
                            WHERE  u.tsf_user = dbo.tsf_user()
                         )
)
 AND t1.[maintain_stock_balance] = @p0 AND t1.[active] = @p1 AND t1.[facility_id] = @p2 AND t1.[usage_area] = @p3
ORDER BY t1.[area_name] ASC

Which works as expected.

However, when testing in universal I don't see any area's displayed AND I see a strange change happening in the query:

DECLARE @p0 int,@p1 int,@p2 int,@p3 bit,@p4 bit
SELECT @p0=1,@p1=1,@p2=0,@p3=1,@p4=1


SELECT t1.[area_id], t1.[facility_id], t1.[area_name]
FROM [area] t1
WHERE (t1.facility_id IN (
                            SELECT allowed_facility_id
                            FROM   dbo.users AS u
                                   CROSS APPLY (
                                                  SELECT
                                                     CASE WHEN u.allowed_114 = 1 THEN
                                                             1
                                                     END AS allowed_facility_id
                                                  UNION
                                                  SELECT
                                                     CASE WHEN u.allowed_350 = 1 THEN
                                                             2
                                                     END AS allowed_facility_id
                                               ) a
                            WHERE  u.tsf_user = dbo.tsf_user()
                         )
)
 AND t1.[facility_id] = @p0 
	AND @p1 = @p2 
	AND t1.[maintain_stock_balance] = @p3 
	AND t1.[active] = @p4
ORDER BY t1.[area_name] ASC

Where you can see, instead of AND t1.[usage_area] = @p3, it says @P1 = @P2 (which is always false).

Why doesn't it look to the given column now?