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Use multiple "like" conditions in AML query?

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Hi, I have: 
setType("Part");
setProperty("permission_name", "New %");
setPropertyAttribute("permission_name", "condition", "like");
var item = apply();
How do I change this to use multiple "like" conditions? I want to express something like:   "permission_name LIKE 'New %' OR permission_name LIKE 'In Work %'" Thanks,,,
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  • "Where" is one of the regular AML attributes you can use, such as "action" and "type". In a regular AML query it would look something like this: 
    <AML>
 <Item type="Part" action="get" where="...">
</Item>
</AML>
    Don´t ask me about the technical background, but I think AML use the dot notation. In my example the pattern refers to my own customized classification tree. We have a quite huge tree with many subclasses. The expression is the string users would normally type into the search bar manually. It would be also possible to use Electrical/Resistor/* instead of /%.
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  • "Where" is one of the regular AML attributes you can use, such as "action" and "type". In a regular AML query it would look something like this: 
    <AML>
 <Item type="Part" action="get" where="...">
</Item>
</AML>
    Don´t ask me about the technical background, but I think AML use the dot notation. In my example the pattern refers to my own customized classification tree. We have a quite huge tree with many subclasses. The expression is the string users would normally type into the search bar manually. It would be also possible to use Electrical/Resistor/* instead of /%.
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