Rob,
The behavior you describe is the behavior I would expect. If the
similar-query input node is a database document, then it will be most
similar to itself. Keep in mind that the input nodes don't have to be
database documents, so it wouldn't make sense for the server to
automatically skip the first match.
However, if you do not wish to display that first document to the user,
simply skip over it and begin display from the second result.
-- Mike
On 2010-01-28 04:37, Whitby, Rob, Springer Healthcare wrote:
Hi
I’m getting odd results from cts:similar-query where the first result it
returns is the same document:
let $uri := '/test.xml'
let $similar := fn:document-uri(cts:search(fn:collection(),
cts:similar-query(fn:doc($uri)))[1])
return (
$uri,
$similar,
fn:compare($uri, $similar)
)
==>
/test.xml
/test.xml
0
Any ideas?
Thanks
Rob
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