2.2.3.4 CPMCreateQueryOut
The CPMCreateQueryOut message contains a response to a CPMCreateQueryIn message.
The format of the CPMCreateQueryOut message that follows the header is shown in the following diagram.
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_fTrueSequential (4 bytes): A 32-bit unsigned integer that indicates whether the protocol server can use the search catalog in such a way that query results will likely be delivered faster. This field MUST be set to one of the values in the following table.
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0x00000000
For the search query provided in CPMCreateQueryIn, there would be a bigger latency in delivering query results.
0x00000001
For the search query provided in CPMCreateQueryIn, the protocol server can use the search catalog in such a way that query results will likely be delivered faster.
_fWorkIdUnique (4 bytes): A Boolean value indicating if the document identifiers pointed to by the cursors are unique throughout query results. MUST be set to one of the following values.
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0x00000000
The document identifiers are unique only throughout the rowset.
0x00000001
The document identifiers are unique across multiple query results.
Cursor (4 bytes): A 32-bit unsigned integer representing the handle to the cursor that identifies the query being executed.