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>>> [log in to unmask] 27-8-04 12:10:53 >>> >Wouldn't it be cleaner to just say that CQL itself has some few >"built-in indexes" in addition to "serverChoice" and "anywhere", >and it is these which are in force when no context is given? >Semantically, these abstract concepts would be restrictions on >"serverChoice". An un-contextualized "title" search would be >understood as "server choice, among indexes that are titles". In most cases I do not expect that server choice is actually server choice but that server choice corresponds to "the most obvious as expected by the user". A distinction between cql.title and server's choice title - being for example dc.title - would require that you are able to explain the difference between both. I do not expect that users and client applications want to make the distinction between different types of title. Theo