Hi again,
here's a question about jcr:path in queries.
Consider the following query:
SELECT base.[jcr:path], content.[jcr:lastModified],
content.[jcr:lastModifiedBy] FROM [nt:base] as base LEFT OUTER JOIN
[nt:resource] as content ON ISCHILDNODE(content, base) WHERE
((base.[jcr:primaryType] = 'nt:file' OR base.[jcr:primaryType] =
'nt:folder') AND ISCHILDNODE(base, ['/some/path']))
How come that base.[jcr:path] is always null? I read somewhere on the
web that jcr:path is a time-intensive calculation and that the field can
be omitted. Can I force the query to calculate the path?
The whole point of this is a performance optimiziation. As NodeIterator
is slow and the query is fast I wanted to operate on paths only. Sadly,
I can now get anything very fast, but the most important thing - the path.
So, is there a way to retrieve the paths when you have a query with
joins? Or will I really have to call row.getPath("<selector>") which
slows everything down again.
Best regards,
Datenheld
