Bookshelf v7.7: Search-Spec Node-Type Types

The search-string is in the Siebel query language format. The search-string is parsed by the Siebel query object and then turned into the hierarchical search-spec. Table 21 shows the different search-spec node-types and their values.

Table 21. Search-Spec Node-Types
node-type	PropertySet/XML Representation
Constant	Example: `<node node-type = "Constant"` `value-type="NUMBER">1000</node>` The valid value-types are TEXT, NUMBER, DATETIME, UTCDATETIME, DATE, and TIME.
Identifier	Example: `<node node-type="Identifier">Name</node>` The value Name is a valid business component field name.
Unary Operator	Example: `<node node-type="Unary Operator">NOT</node>` The valid values are NOT, EXISTS, IS NULL, IS NOT NULL.
Binary Operator	Example: `<node node-type= "Binary Operator" >AND</node>` The valid values are LIKE, NOT LIKE, SOUNDSLIKE, =, <>, <=, <, >=, >, AND, OR, +, -, *, /, ^.