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See http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Member/member-query-fttf/2007Aug/0018.html 1) Use Case "Character", Use Case "Logical", Use Case "XQuery-XPath-Composability"* Character Q1: the query contains "with diacritics", but the grammar requires "with diacritics /sensitive/" or "with diacritics /insensitive/" Suggestion: write "with diacritics sensitive" instead of "with diacritics" Logical Q6: And Not Query Where Second Operand Is a Subset of the First Operand Q7: Mild Not Query Where Second Operand Is a Subset of the First Operand XQuery-XPath-Composability Q5: Full-Text Query with Character String Query
As Use Case editor I thank the submitters for this and other bugs submitted addressing the FT Use Cases. Your careful review is greatly appreciated. This bug correctly states that we still had use cases for "with diacritics" and "without diacritics" in the Last Call version of the FT Use Cases. These are no longer FTDiacritics options. The Full Text Task Force agreed to modifiy the use cases cited below plus Character Use Case 9.2.2 Q2 to use the two remaining FTDiacritics options: "diacritics sensitive" and "diacritics insensitive". These modifications have been made in the October 1 internal version and will appear in the next public version. If the submitters agree with the modification, please mark this bug closed.