[Mulgara-svn] r249 - trunk/docs/site-src/itqlcommands

[ronald at mulgara.org]

Author: ronald
Date: 2007-04-22 19:57:57 -0500 (Sun, 22 Apr 2007)
New Revision: 249

Modified:
   trunk/docs/site-src/itqlcommands/select.html
Log:
Replace marginally support \u0085 character with more standard … .


Modified: trunk/docs/site-src/itqlcommands/select.html
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--- trunk/docs/site-src/itqlcommands/select.html	2007-04-23 00:56:22 UTC (rev 248)
+++ trunk/docs/site-src/itqlcommands/select.html	2007-04-23 00:57:57 UTC (rev 249)
@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@
 
 <p class="commandtext">select $title $author $date ...</p>
 
-<p>Constant resource or literal values may be part of a <code>select</code> clause. In these cases, dummy variable names (<code>$k0</code>, <code>$k1</code>, <code>$k2</code>, … <code>$kn</code>) are created for the constant values.</p>
+<p>Constant resource or literal values may be part of a <code>select</code> clause. In these cases, dummy variable names (<code>$k0</code>, <code>$k1</code>, <code>$k2</code>, &hellip; <code>$kn</code>) are created for the constant values.</p>
 
 <p>The following example returns three columns: <code>$k0</code>, <code>$x</code> and <code>$k1</code> where the values of <code>$k0</code> and <code>$k1</code> for every solution are the literal value <code>foo</code> and the resource value <code>http://www.site.domain.net</code> respectively.</p>
 
@@ -485,7 +485,7 @@
 <div class="anchor"><a name="o2776">&nbsp;</a></div>
 <h3>having Clause</h3>
 
-<p>The <code>having</code> clause applies a constraint to a dummy variable that results from a <code><a id="h1323" class="documentlinktemplate" title="subquery Function" href="/itqlcommands/select.html#o193">subquery</a></code> in a <code><a id="h1320_3" class="documentlinktemplate" title="select Clause" href="/itqlcommands/select.html#o188">select</a></code><a id="h1320_4" class="documentlinktemplate" title="select Clause" href="/itqlcommands/select.html#o188"> clause</a> of a query. These variables are of the form <code>$k0</code>, <code>$k1</code>, <code>$k2</code>, … <code>$kn</code> and only hold numerical values. See the <code><a id="h1320_5" class="documentlinktemplate" title="select Clause" href="/itqlcommands/select.html#o188">select</a></code><a id="h1320_6" class="documentlinktemplate" title="select Clause" href="/itqlcommands/select.html#o188"> clause section</a> for a description of dummy variables.</p>
+<p>The <code>having</code> clause applies a constraint to a dummy variable that results from a <code><a id="h1323" class="documentlinktemplate" title="subquery Function" href="/itqlcommands/select.html#o193">subquery</a></code> in a <code><a id="h1320_3" class="documentlinktemplate" title="select Clause" href="/itqlcommands/select.html#o188">select</a></code><a id="h1320_4" class="documentlinktemplate" title="select Clause" href="/itqlcommands/select.html#o188"> clause</a> of a query. These variables are of the form <code>$k0</code>, <code>$k1</code>, <code>$k2</code>, &hellip; <code>$kn</code> and only hold numerical values. See the <code><a id="h1320_5" class="documentlinktemplate" title="select Clause" href="/itqlcommands/select.html#o188">select</a></code><a id="h1320_6" class="documentlinktemplate" title="select Clause" href="/itqlcommands/select.html#o188"> clause section</a> for a description of dummy variables.</p>
 
 <p>There are four special predicates that can be used to perform arithmetic comparisons in the <code>having</code> clause, as outlined in the following table.</p>
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