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question asked: Aug 23 '12, 3:12 a.m.
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Oslc Simple Query

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Sascha Mallabar (13●1●1) | asked Aug 23 '12, 3:12 a.m.
Hi,

I perform some simple Oslc queries and some problems occured. I want to filter the work items that I only receive defects, therefore I used the oslc.where=dcterms:type="defect" statement. If I run this query via HttpGet the error
"Error: 400" occurs. Am I using the oslc.where clause in a wrong way? I used the same syntax described on openservices.net. The where clause works with dcterms:identifier and of course the attribute dcterms:type is existing.

Does anyone has some suggestions for me?

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Takehiko Amano (1.3k●37●41) | answered Aug 23 '12, 3:44 a.m.
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I was able to reproduce this problem. I found that this worked for me (RTC V4.0 using Poster/FireFox).

 oslc.where=rtc_cm:type="defect"

Not sure if this is the same defect as OSLC-CM: Type problems (dcterms:type, rtc_cm:type) on change request POST (157516).

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Sascha Mallabar commented Aug 23 '12, 4:03 a.m.

This worked for me Thanks a lot! You made my day

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