Merge branch 'dev' into f-find-query

src/doc/CaosDB-Query-Language.md

@@ -246,6 +246,8 @@ The following query returns records which have a _pname1_ property with any valu
 
 ### TransactionFilter
 
+`FIND ename WHICH (sugar|negated_sugar)? (NOT)? (CREATED|INSERTED|UPDATED) (by_clause time_clause?| time_clause by_clause?)`
+
 *Definition*
 
  sugar:: `HAS BEEN` | `HAVE BEEN` | `HAD BEEN` | `WAS` | `IS`
@@ -256,8 +258,6 @@ The following query returns records which have a _pname1_ property with any valu
  datetime:: A datetime string of the form `YYYY[-MM[-DD(T| )[hh[:mm[:ss[.nnn][(+|-)zzzz]]]]]]` or `TODAY`.
  time_clause:: `[AT|ON|IN|BEFORE|AFTER|UNTIL|SINCE] (datetime) `
 
-`FIND ename WHICH (sugar|negated_sugar)? (NOT)? (CREATED|INSERTED|UPDATED) (by_clause time_clause?| time_clause by_clause?)`
-
 *Examples*
 
 `FIND ename WHICH HAS BEEN CREATED BY ME ON 2014-12-24`
@@ -266,9 +266,9 @@ The following query returns records which have a _pname1_ property with any valu
 
 `FIND ename WHICH HAS BEEN CREATED BY erwin ON 2014-12-24`
 
-`FIND ename WHICH HAS BEEN CREATED BY SOMEONE ELSE BUT erwin ON 2014-12-24`
+`FIND ename WHICH HAS BEEN UPDATED BY SOMEONE ELSE BUT erwin ON 2014-12-24`
 
-`FIND ename WHICH HAS BEEN CREATED BY erwin`
+`FIND ename WHICH HAS BEEN INSERTED BY erwin`
 
 `FIND ename WHICH HAS BEEN INSERTED SINCE 2021-04`
 
@@ -430,4 +430,5 @@ to `FIND RECORD ename`. This default is, however, configurable via the
     id>|<entity@version>) OF` modifier.
   * Add support for subproperties, e.g. `FIND ANY VERSION OF ENTITY WHICH IS REFERENCED BY ename
     WITH ...`.
- * *More Logic*, especially `ANY`, `ALL`, `NONE`, and `SUCH THAT` key words (and equivalents) for logical quantisation: `FIND ename1 SUCH THAT ALL ename2 WHICH HAVE A REFERENCE TO ename1 HAVE A pname=val`. This is like `FIND experiment SUCH THAT ALL person WHICH ARE REFERENCED BY THIS experiment AS conductor HAVE AN 'academic title'=professor.`
+  * Find deleted entities: `FIND ename WHICH WAS DELETED (BY ME | ON 2014-12-24)`
+* *More Logic*, especially `ANY`, `ALL`, `NONE`, and `SUCH THAT` key words (and equivalents) for logical quantisation: `FIND ename1 SUCH THAT ALL ename2 WHICH HAVE A REFERENCE TO ename1 HAVE A pname=val`. This is like `FIND experiment SUCH THAT ALL person WHICH ARE REFERENCED BY THIS experiment AS conductor HAVE AN 'academic title'=professor.`