This might help:
data(doc('sample')/Docs/Doc[MainDesc/text() contains text
'unfavorable' or FullDesc/text() contains text
'unfavorable']/DocTitle/@C)
On Thu, Sep 20, 2012 at 1:43 PM, John Best <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi there,
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> Below is my XML Structure –
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> <Docs>
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> <Doc>
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> <DocTitle C=”1”></DocTitle>
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> <MainDesc></MainDesc>
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> <FullDesc></FullDesc>
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> </Doc>
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> <Doc>
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> <DocTitle C=”2”></DocTitle>
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> <MainDesc></MainDesc>
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> <FullDesc></FullDesc>
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> </Doc>
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> ………………….
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> ………………….
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> ………………….
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> </Docs>
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> There are at least 6000 Doc (more to be added soon). I have created a FT
> Index of the same.
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> To search a particular word, which might be either in <MainDesc> or in
> <FullDesc>,
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> below are my queries –
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> Query No -1 (Time taken is 21-22 Secs)
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> data(doc('sample')/Docs/Doc[MainDesc[. contains text
> {'unfavorable'}] or FullDesc[. contains text {'unfavorable'}]]/DocTitle/@C)
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> Query No -2 (Time taken is 25-26 Secs)
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> for $x in doc('sample')/Docs/Doc
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> where $x[MainDesc[. contains text {'unfavorable'}] or
> FullDesc[. contains text {'unfavorable'}]]
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> return $x/DocTitle/@C
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> The time taken is too much. How can I lower this…?
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> I tried ft:search(), but it doesn’t fits in here as ft:search wont return
> Nodes.
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> Have a nice day
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> Regards,
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> JBest
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