The ConditionSearchNode is constructed as a SQL query statement, where the Left and Right elements are the two sides of the operator.

Return all articles that have the author = 'Armando Trovati'

<SearchConditions

xmlns="http://www.teradp.com/schemas/GN4/1/SearchConditions.xsd"

xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"

ObjectTypeName="article">

 <SearchNode xsi:type="ConditionSearchNode" Op="Equal">

   <Left xsi:type="AttributeSearchNode" Path="article.authors"/>

   <Right xsi:type="StringSearchNode" Value="Armando Trovati" />

 </SearchNode>

</SearchConditions>

 

The search condition above returns all articles that have an author = 'Armando Trovati'.

Assuming this search condition has been loaded into the database from the file Search_articleAuthor.xml, the search is executed with a statement such as:

http://localhost/tark4/do.ashx?cmd=search&name=articleAuthor

Assuming the search condition has been saved in the file Search_articleAuthor.xml in the same folder where cm4 resides, you can execute it in cmd4 as:

C:\tera\GN4\main\bin>cmd4 get -conditions search_articleAuthor.xml -out output.xml -username bruno -password ifra

It stores results in the output.xml file.

See also

SearchConditionList

Variable Nodes