If you know the operation, then the diagnostic is wrapped in the response appropriate for that operation. If you don't know the operation, then the response is an explainResponse.
Ralph
-----Original Message-----
From: Oliver Schonefeld [mailto:]
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2012 9:48 AM
To: LeVan,Ralph
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Subject: Re: [search-ws-comment] SRU/CQL: clarification about fatal diagnostics
Hi,
Am 14.06.2012 15:31, schrieb LeVan,Ralph:
> In my implementation, if both the query and scanClause parms have
> been omitted, then the operation is Explain and they get an
> explainResponse with no diagnostics.
Ok, but what if, e.g. operation and version are nicely supplied by the
client, so the server could already know/infer, that the client wanted
to perform a specific operation?
Or, what if the client did everything correctly when submitting the
response, but a fatal error occurred while the server performs the
search request, e.g. a (temporary) internal error in the search engine
and the server wants to return a "info:srw/diagnostic/1.1" or
"info:srw/diagnostic/1.2" diagnostic?
Thanks and best regards,
Oliver
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