Hi Chintan, Yes, I understand completely that I am at the mercy of the consumer with regard to what they put in the qualification. You did not confuse me. :-)
However, when I put the following into the Qualification: box in Developer Studio: XPATH(/ROOT/qualification) AND 'distribution' != "Internal" I receive the following error: ERROR (1583): Expected a relational operation at this point; position 0, 5147, solutions Dev Studio is trying to make sure that this is a syntactically-correct qualification, and it is not. So this is the original problem/question... how do I combine XPATH(/ROOT/qualification) with my own additional qualification? Thanks for your continued interest. Larry 1583 Error Relational operator expected at this position. The only legal operator at this position in a search line is a relational operator (=, !=, <, <=, >, >=, or LIKE). Fix the format of the line, and perform the search again. Larry Robinson NC State University Remedy Admin / Developer On Thu, Jun 9, 2011 at 3:16 PM, Chintan Shah <[email protected]> wrote: > ** > Hi Larry, > > As far as i know, you will be able to control the "AND 'distribution' != > "Internal" " from qualification bar, however you will be relying on client > for "Qualification' string. Clients will be responsible for completing the > brackets appropriately otherwise meaning of entire qualification might > change. > > This goes back to what your requirements are and you will need to educate > clients of the web-services accordingly > > e.g. > 1. Client can pass this in XPATH qualification(notice incomplete bracket) > > Workgroup="REMEDY" AND ( word="email" OR word="remedy" > You append this > "AND 'distribution' != "Internal" > making your entire qualification look like this > > Workgroup="REMEDY" AND ( word="email" OR word="remedy" AND 'distribution' > != "Internal" > > 2. Client can pass this in XPATH qualification(notice brackets are > completed) > > Workgroup="REMEDY" AND ( word="email" OR word="remedy") > You append this > "AND 'distribution' != "Internal" > making your entire qualification look like this > > Workgroup="REMEDY" AND ( word="email" OR word="remedy") AND 'distribution' > != "Internal" > -->I believe this might be the qualification you would be looking for. > > In a nutshell, you would be dependent on client of web-service for > XPATH-Qualification piece. > > Hoping I did not confuse you :). > > Thanks > Chintan. > _______________________________________________________________________________ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org attend wwrug11 www.wwrug.com ARSList: "Where the Answers Are"
