UCM Query expression

Hi, all
From following UCM query expresion SELECT * FROM ora:t:IDC:GlobalProfile WHERE ora:p:xTargetGroup = 'aa'.
I know xTargetGroup is an extended metadata of a content in UCM, but i don't know what is a meaning of ora:t:IDC:GlobalProfile and ora:p:?
Whare i can learn about this?
I've learned from this http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E21764_01/doc.1111/e15813/toc.htm, but nothing get clear.
Thanks.

I made a blogpost that explains these kind of queries: http://yonaweb.be/using_cmis_query_content_query_navigation_model
The query is CMIS standards (content management interopability services) which follows the default SQL standard for the syntax.
ora:t:IDC:GlobalProfile is the profile of the document. In UCM you can assign profiles to document so you don't need to see all the metadata. The GlobalProfile is the default profile that contains all the metadata.
ora:p is the prefix to access the metadata assigned to the profile.
So if you have created a custom profile called Image than you can get all the images by using
select * from ora:t:IDC:Image where ....
Hope this is clear.

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> Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Syntax error
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> in
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>
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>
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