The standard does not define the operator precedence. This means different implementations might implement this differently, and thus one never knows what the server will return when doing complex queries. It's probably sufficient to state that the same operator precedence should be used that is used by the C programming language.
The standard does not define the operator precedence. This means different implementations might implement this differently, and thus one never knows what the server will return when doing complex queries. It's probably sufficient to state that the same operator precedence should be used that is used by the C programming language.
The test suit does not test the operator precedence, but should (see https://github.com/opengeospatial/ets-sta10/pull/17)