Can you post the code in question? It's hard to say without seeing it.

One common performance hit is using // in an xpath - that can be really slow.

simon

On Monday, July 7, 2003, at 05:58 PM, Alan Edel wrote:

xsltproc does take the same amount of time to process the
transformation, and the stats show that on a 4000 entry
xml file, each of my "Row" entries takes one-tenth of a
second to process.  This accounts for the 6-minute
transformation time I'm seeing.

Now I have to figure out why each row is taking so long...
I am doing an xsl sort on a numeric value, and each row
displays several columns each of which is formatted with
a call-template function.

At this point, I'm going to limit the amount of data
returned and leave it at that.

Thanks for the tips,

Alan


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