MatchingFeeds
Get the MatchingFeeds for a blog.
Table-Specific Information
SELECT
The driver uses the WordPress API to process the following filters server-side. Other filters are processed client-side within the driver.
- FeedId supports the = operator.
- QueryText supports the = operator.
- ItemUrl supports the = operator.
For example, the following queries are processed server-side.
SELECT * FROM MatchingFeeds WHERE QueryText = 'test'
SELECT * FROM MatchingFeeds WHERE ItemUrl = 'http://www.thebereantest.com'
SELECT * FROM MatchingFeeds WHERE QueryText = 'test'
SELECT * FROM MatchingFeeds WHERE ItemUrl = 'http://www.thebereantest.com'
Note: To query MatchingFeeds, you must specify either of the following columns in the WHERE clause: QueryText or ItemUrl.
Columns
| Name | Type | References | Description |
| FeedID [KEY] | String | The unique identifier of the feed associated with a WordPress site or blog. | |
| SubscribeURL | String | The URL used to subscribe to the feed or follow updates from the site. | |
| MetaAggregate | String | Returns aggregated metadata about the feed, such as title, description, and site details. | |
| RailCarAggregate | String | Provides structured feed data returned from the Reader service for the specified site. | |
| ItemURL | String | Specifies the domain or site URL used to retrieve the corresponding feed ID. This value must be URL-encoded. |
Pseudocolumns
Pseudocolumn fields are used in the WHERE clause of SELECT statements and offer more granular control over the data returned from the data source.
| Name | Type | Description | |
| QueryText | String | Specifies the search text or keywords used to query and match relevant feeds. |