Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) Version 1.1

Example:
SELECT Y.CLAIM_NUM, X.PROPERTY_ADDRESS, Y.DAMAGE_ESTIMATES, Z.BAND
FROM ( POLICY AS X JOIN CLAIMS AS Y ON X.POLICY_NUM = Y.POLICY_NUM )
JOIN RISK AS Z ON X.cmis:objectId = Z.cmis:objectId
WHERE ( 100000 = ANY Y.DAMAGE_ESTIMATES ) AND Z.BAND > 3
(Note: DAMAGE_ESTIMATES is a multi-valued Integer property and RISK is a secondary type.)
IN/ANY Predicate
CMIS-SQL exposes a new IN predicate defined for a multi-valued property. It is modeled after the SQL-92
IN predicate, but since the entire predicate is different semantically, it has its own production rule in the BNF
grammar.
The quantifier is restricted to ANY. The predicate MUST be evaluated to TRUE if at least one of the property's
values is (or, is not, if NOT is specified) among the given list of literal values. Otherwise the predicate is
evaluated to FALSE.
The ANY operation argument MUST be one of the properties found in the comparison list above which supports
IN operations.
Example 1:
SELECT *
FROM CAR_REVIEW
WHERE (MAKE = 'buick') OR
(ANY FEATURES IN ('NAVIGATION SYSTEM', 'SATELLITE RADIO', 'MP3'))
(Note: FEATURES is a multi-valued String property.)
Example 2:
SELECT d.cmis:objectId, d.cmis:name, a.SPECIES
FROM cmis:document AS d JOIN ANIMAL AS a ON d.cmis:objectId = a.cmis:objectId
WHERE ANY a.SPECIES IN ('dog', 'cat')
(Note: ANIMAL is a secondary type and ANIMAL.SPECIES is a multi-valued String property.)
2.1.14.2.4.4 CONTAINS() predicate function (CMIS-SQL Extension)
BNF grammar structure: CONTAINS ( [ ,] ' ' )
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