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i.e. a query with this filter: FILTER (?Vertragsbeginn < "2015-01-01") fails with an Erfurt_Sparql_ParserException
the issue is located at the tokenizer in Sparql/Parser.php. When the loop detects a '<' char, it switches to uri mode and expects an uri, which makes no sense. In that case it must be an operand. On the contrary, the query FILTER (?Vertragsbeginn > "2015-01-01") works flawless.
I've no idea why nobody noticed this huge bug in an essential component.
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i.e. a query with this filter:
FILTER (?Vertragsbeginn < "2015-01-01")
fails with an Erfurt_Sparql_ParserExceptionthe issue is located at the tokenizer in Sparql/Parser.php. When the loop detects a '<' char, it switches to uri mode and expects an uri, which makes no sense. In that case it must be an operand. On the contrary, the query
FILTER (?Vertragsbeginn > "2015-01-01")
works flawless.I've no idea why nobody noticed this huge bug in an essential component.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: