Precedence of terms: Search terms and associated operators will be interpreted from left to right, except as modified by including portions of the query within parentheses. There is nothing in either Obsidian sync or DEVONthink sync that is configured to resolve these conflicts, and data loss might be unavoidable. You may, if you wish, use capitalization for proper names in a query, but DEVONthink Pro Office will ignore case in interpreting the query. If you change the file in Obsidian on your iOS device there and both apps are syncing that changed data, you are telling DEVONthink to Go to sync something that it does not know has changed, while you're telling Obsidian to sync something that it does know has changed. For example, if you index an Obsidian vault in DEVONthink and sync that vault via DEVONthink to DEVONthink to Go, then you run into possible conflicts if you also use Obsidian to sync the files to the same device on which you're running DEVONthink to Go. Makes many AppleScript database queries up to 50 times faster, processing lots of results of such queries. The term query is often used interchangeably with the word statement.
A query starts with an SQL keyword, such as SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, GRANT, and so on. A query is run on its own as part of a transaction. I learned quickly that this does not result in readable code. A collection of SQL keywords which allows for a specific action to be taken. While DEVONthink can be configured to synchronize indexed items to DEVONthink to Go, you should be circumspect about using that setting. DEVONthink Pro Office 2.8.4 Documentation, page 8. When I first started as a data analyst 3 years ago, I wrote SQL queries with more sub-queries than I would like to admit.
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