anchor.diff:                  "name": "test-alias2",
                   "transactional": false,
                   "primaryKey": [],
  +                "indexedColumns": [],
                   "created": "2017-02-13T13:53:31+0100",
                   "lastImportDate": "2016-07-07T11:25:32+0200",
                   "lastChangeDate": "2016-07-07T11:25:34+0200",
  
positive.code:                 "name": "test-alias2",
                  "transactional": false,
                  "primaryKey": [],
                  "created": "2017-02-13T13:53:31+0100",
                  "lastImportDate": "2016-07-07T11:25:32+0200",
                  "lastChangeDate": "2016-07-07T11:25:34+0200",
  
negative.code: * **operator** - Filter operator: `eq`, `ne`
  * **values[]** - One or more filter values
  
  There are some limitations:
  * Filtering is enabled only on indexed tables
  * Index on a filtered column of the source table cannot be removed
  
  #### Alias table columns
  By default, the alias columns are automatically synced with the source table. You can disable this behaviour
  by setting up `aliasColumnsAutosync` to `false` and setting up list of columns by `aliasColumns` parameter.
  