Hi Christian,
Thank you very much for your comments on this. I ended up doing this:
ft:mark(ft:search("edil-new", "fas", map {"wildcards":"true"})/ancestor::entry)
which gives me everything that I was expecting and is performant as expected.
Basically, I took this:
for $x in
Hi Chris,
> for $x in db:get($db)/sample/entry
> return ft:mark($x[descendant::text() contains text {'fas'} using wildcards])
>
> which ran in 2528.78ms and return 170 results. This seemed rather
> slow so I started to work on it. I also ran this:
>
> for $x in db:get($db)/sample/entry
> return
Hi Everyone,
I just had a follow up on the issue that I had. I think I figured out
at least one thing. I had diacritics set as true so it was only
returning those results without diacritics so I was able to get the
two queries to return the same results and go faster. However I ran
into a new
Hi,
I had a chance to come back to basex after a while when I needed to do
some querying on my data set. I updated to 10.2 and loaded the files.
This was all fine.
I then ran this query:
for $x in db:get($db)/sample/entry
return ft:mark($x[descendant::text() contains text {'fas'} using
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