Current expression logic allow access to attributes of the current node (or the current node itself via @). The request is to formalize access to a second object of “external parameter”, similar in spirit to the ability to parametrized jsonpath queries in PostgreSQL.
This should allow:
Employee.[?name=@param.name)) // using special node reference
Employee.[?name=param(&name)) // With a function, or
Making it much easier to construct queries with dynamic parameters. Similar to placeholders in various sql dialect
Current expression logic allow access to attributes of the current node (or the current node itself via @). The request is to formalize access to a second object of “external parameter”, similar in spirit to the ability to parametrized jsonpath queries in PostgreSQL.
This should allow: Employee.[?name=@param.name)) // using special node reference
Employee.[?name=param(&name)) // With a function, or
Making it much easier to construct queries with dynamic parameters. Similar to placeholders in various sql dialect