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Marc Fellman
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Hi Laura, I understand you'r point (partly 
). Especially when including more complex stuff but I expected it to behave almost identical as a f1 = "A" statement. The thing is that if it was about entry(1,...) there would be no problem (In my case it was also solved if I would make sure that in that case the entry(1,... ) (which was also in the query) was added first to the for each. That one failed in this case so the rest of the where clause was not tested. But this order is not always the same so that was not a solution for the future as well. But as stated elsewhere I found a solution that works for me and doesn't add complex parsing of the freeform definitions of the elements in the query.
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). Especially when including more complex stuff but I expected it to behave almost identical as a f1 = "A" statement. The thing is that if it was about entry(1,...) there would be no problem (In my case it was also solved if I would make sure that in that case the entry(1,... ) (which was also in the query) was added first to the for each. That one failed in this case so the rest of the where clause was not tested. But this order is not always the same so that was not a solution for the future as well. But as stated elsewhere I found a solution that works for me and doesn't add complex parsing of the freeform definitions of the elements in the query.Continue reading...