Helen,

You are exactly on the right track. (though the default joiner is OR in 
uppercase, not or)

Search API doesn't (yet!) have an out-of-the-box way to combine these, and thus 
avoid the OR in your query.

-m

On Aug 26, 2010, at 6:49 AM, helen chen wrote:

> Hello there,
> 
> we have different kind of papers so our data are in 3 different DTDs. 
> 
> When I do search I need to do a search across all the 3 DTD data.  For 
> example I need to search an author's name "smith" in an area that 
> keyword="aaa", I think maybe the option node will be like the following, but 
> I'm new to search api, and I'm wondering is there any better ways to do it, 
> or even did I do it correct?
> 
> let $opnode := <options xmlns="http://marklogic.com/appservices/search";>
>                <constraint name="s-conference-author">
>                    <value>
>                       <element ns="conf-ns" name="conference-author"/> 
>                    </value>
>                 </constraint>
>                <constraint name="s-article-author">
>                    <value>
>                       <element ns="article-ns" name="article-author"/> 
>                    </value>
>                 </constraint>
>                <constraint name="s-book-author">
>                    <value>
>                       <element ns="book-ns" name="book-author"/> 
>                    </value>
>                 </constraint>
>                <constraint name="s-conference-keyword">
>                    <value>
>                       <element ns="conf-ns" name="conference-keyword"/> 
>                    </value>
>                 </constraint>
>                <constraint name="s-article-keyword">
>                    <value>
>                       <element ns="article-ns" name="article-keyword"/> 
>                    </value>
>                 </constraint>
>                <constraint name="s-book-keyword">
>                    <value>
>                       <element ns="book-ns" name="book-keyword"/> 
>                    </value>
>                 </constraint>
>                    </options>
> return
> search:search("  (s-conference-author:smith or s-article-author:smith or  
> s-book-author:smith)  and (s-conference-keyword or s-article-keyword or 
> s-book-keyword) ", $opnode)  
> 
> 
> Thanks, Helen
> 
> 
> 
> 
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