1. thx
Marcel Reutegger wrote:
>
>
> with the default analyzer configured this shouldn't actually be the case
> ('foo'
> and 'fooooo' are distinct tokens), unless you have:
>
> ...WHERE CONTAINS(*, 'foo*')
>
if i search for CONTAINS(*, 'foo') i also get the 'fooooooo' hits, cause
'foooooo' contains 'foo' (am i wrong?)
and u say this is incorrect behaviour??
is "%" or "*" the correct wildcard here?
Marcel Reutegger wrote:
>
>> i only want to get those pages, that exactly match 'foo' in any
>> property...
>
> that's not possible with a JCR query. you have to name the properties
> individually:
>
> where propA = 'foo' or propB = 'foo' or propC = 'foo' ...
>
> regards
> marcel
>
OK.. so i need to get the property names before i can query for an exact
match... an "all_Properties" Wildcard does not exist! it s a pitty, but it's
much better then "try and error" when u cant win :)
BTW is a "/" kind of special character in JCR queries? i get some strange
behaviour sometimes...
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