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Property Type
Operator(s)
Literal
Notes
String
=, <>
string
String
[NOT] IN
list of strings
String
[NOT] LIKE
string
Decimal, Integer
=, <>
number
Decimal, Integer
[NOT] IN
list of numbers
Decimal, Integer
<, <=, >, >=
number
Boolean
=
boolean
DateTime
=, <>
datetime
DateTime
[NOT] IN
datetime
DateTime
<, <=, >, >=
datetime
compare as before/after
ID
=, <>
string
ID
[NOT] IN
string
should be allowed (currently disallowed by section 2.9.2.3.1)
URI
=, <>
string
URI
[NOT] IN
string
URI
[NOT] LIKE
string
compare as string
Operations on the SCORE() output MUST be treated the same as decimal operations. Any additional operators not specified are repository-specific.
When using properties in a join statement, comparison MUST be allowed on properties of the same types as defined by the table above. Repositories MAY extend this behavior.
The ANY operation argument MUST be one of the properties found in the table above which supports equality operations
Property Type
Operator(s)
Literal
Notes
String
=, <>
string
String
[NOT] IN
list of strings
String
[NOT] LIKE
string
Decimal, Integer
=, <>
number
Decimal, Integer
[NOT] IN
list of numbers
Decimal, Integer
<, <=, >, >=
number
Boolean
=
boolean
DateTime
=, <>
datetime
DateTime
[NOT] IN
datetime
DateTime
<, <=, >, >=
datetime
compare as before/after
ID
=, <>
string
ID
[NOT] IN
string
should be allowed (currently disallowed by section 2.9.2.3.1)
URI
=, <>
string
URI
[NOT] IN
string
URI
[NOT] LIKE
string
compare as string
Operations on the SCORE() output MUST be treated the same as decimal operations. Any additional operators not specified are repository-specific.
When using properties in a join statement, comparison MUST be allowed on properties of the same types as defined by the table above. Repositories MAY extend this behavior.
The ANY operation argument MUST be one of the properties found in the table above which supports equality operations
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The spec needs to provide guidance about how the various comparison operators work with the various property types. Here's a list of the types, operators, literal type and possible result.
This is our interpretation and ?'s are areas we are looking for guidance on.
Possible values for ? might be: invalidArgumentException, always evaluate false, always evaluate true, do something else....
We should include this type of information in the spec.
String =, <>, IN, NOT IN string string equality test
String <, <=, >, >= string collation? what locale? ?
String LIKE, NOT LIKE string string wildcard match
String =, <>, IN, NOT IN numeric ?
String <, <=, >, >= numeric ?
Decimal, Integer =, <>, IN, NOT IN string ?
Decimal, Integer <, <=, >, >= string ?
Decimal, Integer =, <>, IN, NOT IN numeric numeric equality
Decimal, Integer <, <=, >, >= numeric numeric comparison
Boolean =, <>, IN, NOT IN string ? (what valid string values?)
Boolean <, <=, >, >= string ?
Boolean LIKE, NOT LIKE string ?
Boolean =, <>, IN, NOT IN numeric ?
Boolean <, <=, >, >= numeric ?
DateTime =, <>, IN, NOT IN string equality match if string matches xsd:dateTime? - if not: ?
DateTime <, <=, >, >= string before/after match if string matches xsd:dateTime? ?
DateTime LIKE, NOT LIKE string ?
DateTime =, <>, IN, NOT IN numeric ?
DateTime <, <=, >, >= numeric ?
ID =, <> string string match
ID IN, NOT IN string Not allowed (line 877) (? is this intended?)
ID <, <=, >, >= string Not allowed (line 877)
ID LIKE, NOT LIKE string Not allowed (line 877)
ID =, <> numeric ?
ID IN, NOT IN numeric Not allowed (line 877)
ID <, <=, >, >= numeric Not allowed (line 877)
URI, XML, HTML =, <>, IN, NOT IN string ? (string match?)
URI, XML, HTML <, <=, >, >= string ?
URI, XML, HTML LIKE, NOT LIKE string ?
URI, XML, HTML =, <>, IN, NOT IN numeric ?
URI, XML, HTML <, <=, >, >= numeric ?
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The spec needs to provide guidance about how the various comparison operators work with the various property types. Here's a list of the types, operators, literal type and possible result.
This is our interpretation and ?'s are areas we are looking for guidance on.
Possible values for ? might be: invalidArgumentException, always evaluate false, always evaluate true, do something else....
We should include this type of information in the spec.
String =, <>, IN, NOT IN string string equality test
String <, <=, >, >= string collation? what locale? ?
String LIKE, NOT LIKE string string wildcard match
String =, <>, IN, NOT IN numeric ?
String <, <=, >, >= numeric ?
Decimal, Integer =, <>, IN, NOT IN string ?
Decimal, Integer <, <=, >, >= string ?
Decimal, Integer =, <>, IN, NOT IN numeric numeric equality
Decimal, Integer <, <=, >, >= numeric numeric comparison
Boolean =, <>, IN, NOT IN string ? (what valid string values?)
Boolean <, <=, >, >= string ?
Boolean LIKE, NOT LIKE string ?
Boolean =, <>, IN, NOT IN numeric ?
Boolean <, <=, >, >= numeric ?
DateTime =, <>, IN, NOT IN string equality match if string matches xsd:dateTime? - if not: ?
DateTime <, <=, >, >= string before/after match if string matches xsd:dateTime? ?
DateTime LIKE, NOT LIKE string ?
DateTime =, <>, IN, NOT IN numeric ?
DateTime <, <=, >, >= numeric ?
ID =, <> string string match
ID IN, NOT IN string Not allowed (line 877) (? is this intended?)
ID <, <=, >, >= string Not allowed (line 877)
ID LIKE, NOT LIKE string Not allowed (line 877)
ID =, <> numeric ?
ID IN, NOT IN numeric Not allowed (line 877)
ID <, <=, >, >= numeric Not allowed (line 877)
URI, XML, HTML =, <>, IN, NOT IN string ? (string match?)
URI, XML, HTML <, <=, >, >= string ?
URI, XML, HTML LIKE, NOT LIKE string ?
URI, XML, HTML =, <>, IN, NOT IN numeric ?
URI, XML, HTML <, <=, >, >= numeric ? |
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How do the various comparison operators work with the various property types?