On 08/04/2024 23:58, Leo Studer wrote:
Hello
are the following queries equivalent?
1. //*city*[*some* *$city* *in* following::*city* *satisfies*
/string/(.) eq /string/(*$city*)]
2. //*city*[.=following::*city*]
More or less, I would say, depending on whether there is schema-aware
proces
Hello
are the following queries equivalent?
1. //city[some $city in following::city satisfies string(.) eq string($city)]
2. //city[. = following::city ]
Thanks in advance,
Leo
Hi, Christian, Thank you for your answer.I don't need to drop the user, but only user permissions.For now I have made the authorization deny function before user:kill. Then I change need user params, and then the authorization allow function is called.Hope this helps. 08.04.2024, 12:12, "Christian
Hi Vladimir,
There’s currently no such function available. Even if we had a user:kill
function, we could not ensure that a user logs in a millisecond later when
user:drop is going to be executed. We could enrich user:drop et al. with an
“enforce” option to kill users, but the challenge is that a u
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