Perfect! Exactly what I was looking for.

In order to allow delta indexing for our Solr cores, we store the last index time. Currently, it's only stored in memory in a Java map, so the value is lost on server restart.What is the proper place to store a value like this? Configuration comes to mind, but I don't want it to be configurable. It'...

Thanks for your help, Arun!

Arun - Your XPath example helped me understand why we were getting different results.Though I'm working on a solution that uses Query Builder via the Java API, I tested this through the Query Builder Debugger. When I put these parameters into the Debugger:path=/content/dam/subfoldertype=nt:unstructu...

Arun - That seems to show nodes that don't have the "language" property at all. I believe that when "not" is used for "property.operation", the "property.value" predicate is ignored.

In hoping to find an undocumented predicate feature, I experimented with using multiple "operation" properties for "property". For example:property=languageproperty.value=enproperty.1_operation=notproperty.2_operation=likeThis didn't seem to work.

Is there a way to construct a SQL2 query that would find a multi-value property containing duplicate values?For instance, we have a multi-value String property called "language". Can a SQL2 query find a node which contains two or more instances of 'en' (English) in the "language" property?

Is there a way to use Query Builder to find a multi-value property that does NOT containt a particular value?For instance, we have a "language" property that is a multi-value String. Can Query Builder find a node where the language property does not contain 'en' (English)?

Srini,Thanks for the helpful tips! We'll check into those.Thanks,Eric

Hello,I'm looking for some generic advice here, not necessarily a specific technical recommendation.We have a requirement for about 15 different reports/forms. The reports would be the same layout using the same datasets, with the exception that they would be sorted, grouped, and sub-totalled differ...