Added test for using MatchAgainst in where clause#419
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which shows that it is currently leading to an error
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I have added a unit test to show that the current MatchAgainst does not work in a where clause. I think the reason is that the DQL parser thinks it is a simple conditional expression and expects an operator after the
AGAINST(...)token.One can workaround this by adding
> 0to the condition:I do not know if this should or can be fixed. But if not, it would be good to add a note somewhere. I can do that if I get a hint where to place it.