Hi Christian,
it's been a while now and I was testing quite some things. Your solution of
writing an intermediate XML to disk and import it was the fastest and easiest
solution. Thank you for that.
Best regards,
Michael
Mag. Michael Birkner
AK Wien - Bibliothek
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Hi Christian,
as usual, you're very helpful!
One more example of how it can really help to pay attention to those
function signatures -- I wasn't thinking about the http:response as a
sequence, so thank you very much for that insight!
Best,
Bridger
On Mon, Oct 28, 2019 at 10:13 PM Christian Grün
Hi Christian,
Thanks for the explanation.
I am glad to learn that - at least for this moment - I don't have to
change my code :-)
Ben
> Hi Ben,
>
> If you...
>
>> and bind $p to root
>> Bind(query_obj, "$p", "root")
>
> …you’ll need to add another external variable declaration in your quer
Hi Christian,
I see, that makes sense. Thank you for your explanation, I think I
understand better now how it works "in the background" and why it was
slow before. The map is a great solution for my original query which is
super fast now!
Thank you for your help,
Julia
On Tue, 2019-10-29 at 03:
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