Paco Avila wrote:
I make this query:
SELECT * FROM okm:document WHERE jcr:path LIKE '/okm:root/%' OR
jcr:path='/okm:root'
and this exception is thrown:
Invalid combination of jcr:path clauses
But the specification says in 8.5.2.2 that this is a valid query (page
289).
I think this is actually an error in the specification. At the same
time the specification also says that only the XPath axis that can be
expressed in the abbreviated syntax are mandatory. The above query
cannot be translated into an XPath statement simply using the
abbreviated axis syntax.
Jackrabbit supports the following query, but it is quite different
from what you want to achieve:
/foo//bar
this would translate into the following SQL statement that should work
in jackrabbit:
select * from nt:base where jcr:path = '/foo/bar' or jcr:path like
'/foo/%/bar'
regards
marcel
