|@like@, @ilike@|string|SQL pattern match, single character match is @_@ and wildcard is @%@, ilike is case-insensitive|@["properties.my_subproperty", "like", "d00220fb%"]@|
|@in@, @not in@|array of strings|Set membership|@["properties.my_subproperty", "in", ["fizz", "buzz"]]@|
|@exists@|boolean|Test if a subproperty is present or not (determined by operand).|@["properties.my_subproperty", "exists", true]@|
+ |@contains@|string, number|Filter where subproperty has a value either by exact match or value is element of subproperty list.|@["foo", "contains", "bar"]@ will find both @{"foo": "bar"}@ and @{"foo": ["bar", "baz"]}@.|
Note that exclusion filters @!=@ and @not in@ will return records for which the property is not defined at all. To restrict filtering to records on which the subproperty is defined, combine with an @exists@ filter.
* Have filters only matching @[["uuid", "in", [...]]@ or @["uuid", "=", "..."]@
* Specify @count=none@
-* If @select@ is specified, it must include @uuid@
* Not specify @limit@, @offset@ or @order@
* Not request more items than the maximum response size