Hi Liam,
Thank you! And not at all confusing in terms of babbleness.
Those links will certainly help with the nitty-gritty of creating the Python
side of preparing the parameterized string of a new entry in the dataset. I
will take your thoughts into account when trying to make a next step in
On Wed, 2019-04-10 at 14:52 -0600, Jim Salmons wrote:
> [...]
I _think_ what you are asking is, how so i interpolate values into a
string in Python.
If that is correct, then the first Google result for
interpolate values into a string in Python
is
BaseX is a great tool for analyzing & characterizing large amounts of
XML data. I have used it both at work and on personal projects. I hope
the following observation is useful.
When I define a function that recurs over a sequence of elements in
order to build a map of element name counts, I find
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On Wed, 10 Apr 2019 at 16:30, Christian Grün
wrote:
> A little update:
>
> • I have added a FULLPLAN option [1]. If it’s enabled, information on
> the original query string will be attached to the query plan.
> • The output of the session info and the internal XQuery command info
> has been
A little update:
• I have added a FULLPLAN option [1]. If it’s enabled, information on
the original query string will be attached to the query plan.
• The output of the session info and the internal XQuery command info
has been aligned (the query plan will now be returned to the database
client
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