Re: [basex-talk] patterns
Hi, Кристиан,Ok. Thank you for another way.I decided to leave "user:grant('000590',('write'),('000590-*_settings'))"There will be no overlap in database names. 21.05.2020, 16:59, "Christian Grün" :Hi Владимир,Database patterns are restricted to the glob syntax (see [1]). You cancreate multiple patterns… for $n in 10 to 999 return user:grant('000590', 'write', '000590-' || $n || '_settings')…but you should do some performance tests before going live with that.Best,Кристиан[1] https://docs.basex.org/wiki/Commands#Glob_SyntaxOn Thu, May 21, 2020 at 3:32 PM Ветошкин Владимирwrote: Hi, basex team! How can I use regex in patterns? Or that's impossible? For example, user:grant('000590',('write'),('000590-\d{2,3}_settings')) Or only so: user:grant('000590',('write'),('000590-*_settings'))
Re: [basex-talk] patterns
Hi Владимир, Database patterns are restricted to the glob syntax (see [1]). You can create multiple patterns… for $n in 10 to 999 return user:grant('000590', 'write', '000590-' || $n || '_settings') …but you should do some performance tests before going live with that. Best, Кристиан [1] https://docs.basex.org/wiki/Commands#Glob_Syntax On Thu, May 21, 2020 at 3:32 PM Ветошкин Владимир wrote: > > Hi, basex team! > > How can I use regex in patterns? Or that's impossible? > For example, > user:grant('000590',('write'),('000590-\d{2,3}_settings')) > Or only so: > user:grant('000590',('write'),('000590-*_settings'))
[basex-talk] patterns
Hi, basex team! How can I use regex in patterns? Or that's impossible?For example,user:grant('000590',('write'),('000590-\d{2,3}_settings'))Or only so:user:grant('000590',('write'),('000590-*_settings'))