Hello,
I have an existing set of documents with a specific namespace URI. This set of documents has a set of range indexes. I now need to support documents with a new version of the namespace URI. I would like to use the same range index on both documents since they are for the most part the same. Is there a way to create a range index using namespace wildcards other than '*'. A simple example of what I am trying to do is listed below. Previous Documents <book:info xmlns:book="http://example.com/book/1.0";> <book:title>Old Book</book:title> <book:author>John Doe</book:author> <book:publisher> <pub:info xmlns:pub="http://example.com/<http://example.com/book/1.0>publisher"> <pub:title>Joes Publishing</pub:title> </pub:info> <book:publisher> </book:info> New Documents <book:info xmlns:book="http://example.com/book/2.0";> <book:title>New Book</book:title> <book:author>Jane Smith</book:author> <book:newInfo>Some New Info</book:newInfo> <book:publisher> <pub:info xmlns:pub="http://example.com/<http://example.com/book/1.0>publisher"> <pub:title>Joes Publishing</pub:title> </pub:info> <book:publisher> </book:info> The current range index is built using. admin:database-range-element-index("string", "http://example.com/book/1.0";, "title", "http://marklogic.com/collation/";, fn:false()) would like to use something like admin:database-range-element-index("string", "http://example.com/book/*";, "title", "http://marklogic.com/collation/";, fn:false())
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