Here I am again ...
1) added a number of test items to the collection "test"
2) each document contains xml like this
<result>
....
<query key="555-555" status="resolved" fl_count="0">
<doi type="journal_title">10.1787/1684341x</doi>
<issn type="print">16095316</issn>
<journal_title>Documents de l OCDE</journal_title>
</query>
</result>
3) I am interested in all documents in the "test" collection where the
xpath //*:que...@status="resolved"] on the one side, and
[...@status="unresolved"] on the other side - using the xpath directly
works, but is too slow over many thousand documents.
4) I've created an attribute range index for xs:string, "query",
"status" (no namespaces defined; btw, I also created an
element-attribute word index, but it seems that this is not necessary)
5) I was hoping the following query would return the expected results,
but it doesn't:
cts:search(fn:doc(),
cts:and-query((
cts:collection-query(("test")),
cts:element-attribute-word-match(xs:QName("query"),
xs:QName("status"), "unresolved")
))
)
return xdmp:node-uri($x)
6) three of the four test documents have a @status="resolved" and one
"unresolved" so I expected one uri for the above query. However, the
result is this:
/data/2009/07/16/1684341X.xml
/data/2009/07/16/16097513.xml
/data/2009/07/16/16812328.xml
/data/2009/07/16/16097408.xml
I do get an empty sequence when asking for @status="resolved" ... Is
this just a configuration problem, or is my query wrongly constructed?
Thanks, as usual, for your help,
Jakob.
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