about queries using @rid

[kran]

works as expected:

select from Project where @rid = #1:0

nothing returned:

select from Project where @rid in (#1:0)

works well:

select $p from Analyze 
let $pid = pid.convert('link'),
$p = (select from Project where @rid = #1:0)

not work(pid is #1:0):

select $p from Analyze 
let $pid = pid.convert('link'),
$p = (select from Project where @rid = $pid)

is there any limitation on @Rid ?

[kran]

select $pp,$p from Analyze 
let $pp = 1, $p = (select $parent.pp)

returns:

  "$pp": 1,
  "$p": [
    {
      "$parent.pp": 1
    }

just change 1 to pid:

select $pp,$p from Analyze 
let $pp = pid, $p = (select $parent.pp)

returns:

 "$pp": "#1:0",
  "$p": [
    {}
  ]

[lvca]

I was able to reproduce the issues you reported. Fixed the IN (didn't work with only one item to match) and the LET didn't store the result in the local context. Now if you use $parent.pid you should be able to access the parent's pid variable.

[lvca]

Issue #470