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src/doc/CaosDB-Query-Language.md

-**Table of Contents**
-[[_TOC_]]
+# CaosDB Query Language
+**WIP This is going to be the specification. CQL tutorials are in the webui**
 
-# Example queries
+## Example queries
 
-## Simple FIND Query
+### Simple FIND Query
 The following query will return any entity which has the name _ename_ and all its children.
 `FIND ename`
 
@@ -24,11 +24,11 @@ Regular expressions must be surrounded by _<<_ and '>>':
 `FIND RECORD <<[cC]am_[0-9]*>>`
 
 *TODO* (Timm):
-Describe escape sequences like `\\`, `\*`, `\<<` and `\>>`.
+Describe escape sequences like `\\  `, `\*`, `\<<` and `\>>`.
 
 Currently, wildcards and regular expressions are only available for the _simple-find-part_ of the query, i. e. no wildcards/regexps for filters.
 
-## Simple COUNT Query
+### Simple COUNT Query
 
 This query counts entities which have certain properties.
 
@@ -370,7 +370,7 @@ Since Caosdb 0.2 entities are optionally version controlled. The query language
 * Add `(ANY|LATEST|LAST|OLDEST|NEWEST|FIRST) VERSION (BEFORE|AFTER) (<timestamp>|<transaction id>|<entity@version>) OF` modifier.
 * Add support for subproperties, e.g. `FIND ANY VERSION OF ENTITY WHICH IS REFERENCED BY ename WITH ...`.
 
-# Future
+## Future
 
  * *Sub Queries* (or *Sub Properties*): `FIND ename WHICH HAS A pname WHICH HAS A subpname=val`. This is like: `FIND AN experiment WHICH HAS A camera WHICH HAS A 'serial number'= 1234567890`
  * *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.`