Hi Prasanta,
can you please create a small test case and create a jira issue? thanks.
regards
marcel
prasantamandal_cse wrote:
Ard,
I am using jcr 1.3 version.
It is not working properly. Please tell me another suggestion.
Regards,
Prasanta
Ard Schrijvers wrote:
Which version do you use?
I just tested your example with the trunk, and works fine.
Do realize by the way that % prefix in jcr:like can be *very* slow.
Regards Ard
I am trying to do wildcard searches against my repository, but I am
getting odd results from the system.
In my repository, I have one node with an attribute @name
which has the
value 'restroom', and all my searches are with XPath.
Now I have found the follwing results:
//*[jcr:like(@name,'%restro%')
Here 'restr0' is a prefix of the original string 'restroom'.
It returns 1
result.
I want to find out the record if I supply the query string as
//*[jcr:like(@name,'%stro%')
But it returns 0 result.
According to the jcr:like specification the above query
should return 1
result, because 'stro' is a substring
of 'restroom'. % indicates any string of zero or more
characters.But the
query returns 0 result.How I may solve the problem?
Please help me.
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