Dear Team,
I am getting error - If expression : no updating expression allowed -
while trying to update the Data DB.
I need to update the DB, if it is not already updated...
for $c in doc('2012')/Docs/Doc/No/@n
return
if
Peter,
Good to know it worked.
Christian,
I think this change should be made to the github source
/Andy
On Tue, Jan 1, 2013 at 2:00 AM, p...@themail.co.uk wrote:
Andy
changing the default to 0.0.0.0 worked. Many thanks
Peter
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As Liam indicated (thanks!), XQuery may not be the best choice to
process data on byte level: XQuery was built to work with Unicode
characters as basic unit, which means that it will never be possible
with pure XQuery to create illegal UTF8 sequences. This also means
that the language provides no
Hello List
I am working with 7.5 and am looking for guidance on setting UPDINDEX
If I run the basex http server from the command line and GET UPDINDEX
it is initially false. If I then open the client and GET UPDINDEX it
is also false (as expected). Through the client I can then set it
with the
Hi, I am having issues with updating functions in BaseX 7.5 (official
release).
When I update a document, its content is updated with the content of
another document.
I even perform the db:optimized in a separate function after a forward to
ensure that the db:replace is in fact completed
Since Version 7.5, you can specify globally valid options via system properties:
http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Options
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Hello List
I am working with 7.5 and am looking for guidance on setting UPDINDEX
If I
Thank you once again Christian for your fast reply, and update !
BaseX is a fantastic XML tool.
Wondering how I could process XML before !
As night time is also dream time,
Do you still plan to increase database node count limitation for the next major
version ?
Good night
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Hi,
I've a problem with concatation strings in for loop.
e.g. xquery
concat(text,'#10;',additional text),
'#10;',
'#10;',
for $i in rootaelement-a/abelement-b/b/root/*
return concat($i,'#10;')
give me the result
text
additional text
element-a
element-b
with additional space before
Hi Fabrice,
Do you still plan to increase database node count limitation for the next
major version ?
it’s on our agenda, but among hundreds of other more pressing issues,
so… don’t expect this too soon.
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Cześć, Jaroslwy,
as XML serialization was originally not built for outputting text, the
handling of whitespaces is a little tricky. However, you can benefit
from the new XQuery 3.0 item-separator output option:
declare option output:item-separator '\n';
concat(text,'#10;',additional text),
Hi Chris
I did look at the Query Info in the Gui and it seems you are correct. The
complex query I created is not utilizing the full text index.
Details here:
https://gist.github.com/4438473
The gist contains query info for the complex search that I created and for a
simple one that just
Hi David,
due to the complexity of XQuery, it’s often a big challenge for the
query optimizer to find out if an index can be used or not. This is
the reason why some XML database don’t even try to rewrite queries for
index access.
What you can always do is: directly address the available index
Check out our Wiki article on full-text processing to find out more:
http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Full-Text
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On Wed, Jan 2, 2013 at 11:17 PM, Christian Grün
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Hi David,
due to the complexity of XQuery, it’s often a big challenge for
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