Oops ...
Not recommended to post 8 Mb to the list Dharmendra.
Paul
On 21-6-2017 8:14, Dharmendra Singh wrote:
Hi all,
I have loaded the RNG schema using function db:store and also loaded
the XML in the DB which has to be validated, but i am getting the
error, below is my code:
let $binar
Nice article Greg!
Paul
On 24-2-2017 14:29, Murray, Gregory wrote:
I agree entirely that XQuery is unique and that calling it a query
language gives the wrong impression. I gave a talk about this last
August at Balisage:
http://www.balisage.net/Proceedings/vol18/html/Murray01/BalisageVol18-M
Hi all,
I have BaseX version 8.3 running on Ubuntu and Tomcat.
Up till recently eveything was running nice and reliable.
Lately however I see some queries, that otherwise may take a few seconds
to complete, to run abnormally long. So long that they will eventually
cause Tomcat, and thus BaseX,
Have a look at the .basex file Mohamed.
Paul
All the commands line are for linux. But there is no documentation for
windows to change 1984 default port
http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Command-Line_Options#Server
*De :* Chri
Thanks Christian.
Now it makes sense.
Quite interesting, that "XQuery: More than Just a Query Language"
presentation.
Paul
Hi Paul,
Apparently you have to use the name of the function followed by #1 like
this:
let $a := local:someFunc($nodeSet, local:someOtherFunc#1)
But it is unclear to
Hi all,
I am now using functions as argument in BaseX for the first time,
borrowing the way to do that from some old list archive contribution.
Apparently you have to use the name of the function followed by #1 like
this:
let $a := local:someFunc($nodeSet, local:someOtherFunc#1)
But it is un
BTW Maybe this isn't the place to be mentioning it, but there is a
problem with the link to isilex.fr (first link in the Session I page at
http://lanyrd.com/2016/basex/sdxmzm/)
Paul
I would really love to visit this meeting.
A chance to get to know BaseX better and find out how people use it.
I would really love to visit this meeting.
A chance to get to know BaseX better and find out how people use it.
All talks seem worthwhile
Let's see if I can convince my boss that I should be there :-)
Paul
Hi everyone,
Once again, I would like to remind you of our BaseX User Meeting i
Will do.
Thanks.
Paul
So what database size do you consider to be "too large"?
0.5 Gb? 1 Gb? Or ... ?
Hm… It really depends on your use case (1 ms can be too slow for the
one use case, 1 second can be fast enough for another). Maybe you can
simply do some benchmarking and see how it works out f
Thanks Christian,
AUTOOPTIMIZE seems to work quite well.
So what database size do you consider to be "too large"?
0.5 Gb? 1 Gb? Or ... ?
Paul
Hi Paul,
Even so, after several insertions (using XQUERY insert node) I see that the
UPTODATE flag is no longer checked
Basically, this is fine, beca
What is the best way to keep the indexes of a database up-to-date?
I have created a database with the option UPDINDEX set to ON (and
db-info tells me that it is indeed switched on)
and I have also created text and attribute indexes.
Even so, after several insertions (using XQUERY insert node) I
problems in the past; this is why we are
usually working with Jetty or Glassfish in our projects.
On Thu, Oct 15, 2015 at 4:13 PM, Paul Swennenhuis wrote:
Hi Christian,
Thanks for the swift response.
I tried to place it in the directory of the importing module as well but
that did not work either
Hi Christian,
Thanks for the swift response.
I tried to place it in the directory of the importing module as well but
that did not work either.
When I run this query:
{file:current-dir()}
{file:base-dir()}
{static-base-uri()}
{file:parent(static-base-uri())}
Hi,
I installed BaseX 8.3 as Tomcat webapp on a Ubuntu server.
Everything works fine, including the DBA interface (very much
appreciated, thanks for that!)
Except one thing: I can't get the import of XQuery modules right.
When I import a module in a .xq file, like this:
import module namesp
stance, to take advantage of HD space ? Is BaseX DB compatible with
AWS S3 currently ?
- Mansi
On Tue, Dec 23, 2014 at 8:43 AM, Paul Swennenhuis <mailto:p...@swennenhuis.nl>> wrote:
Hi all,
I am happy to announce that part 2 of my BaseX for dummies is ready.
It deals
Hi all,
I am happy to announce that part 2 of my BaseX for dummies is ready.
It deals with deploying and configuring BaseX on a virtual Amazon Web
Services server.
See http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Getting_Started, or go directly to
http://www.swennenhuis.nl/basexfordummies/BaseX_for_dummies_par
uni-konstanz.de
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Paul Swennenhuis
Envoyé : lundi 17 novembre 2014 22:44
À : basex-talk@mailman.uni-konstanz.de
Objet : [basex-talk] Opened by another process
Why would I get a bxerr:BXDB0007 error "Database 'profiles'
basexhttp instance that could have opened the db ?
Best regards,
Fabrice
Questel/Orbit
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Swennenhuis
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Why would I get a bxerr:BXDB0007 error "Database 'profiles' cannot be
updated, as it is opened by another process"
when executing these commands from a BaseX client:
open profiles;
xquery insert node abc into /profiles
Where "profiles" is an existing database, and /profiles an existing root
el
I have solved this issue myself.
It appeared that traffic from my computer to port 1984 was blocked by
the firewall that is installed over here.
After opening port 1984 the connection works.
Paul
Hi,
I have successfully deployed BaseX on an Amazon Web Services instance
using the "Elastic Be
Hi Ioan,
I'd use a GUID-generation algorithm, with a near to 100% certainty of
generating unique id's.
Or do you need a sequential order?
Paul
Hello all,
I would like to ask your advice on the best practice to use the IDs in
BaseX, somewhat in the classic style of relationships between reco
Hi,
I have successfully deployed BaseX on an Amazon Web Services instance
using the "Elastic Beanstalk application container" and the BaseX79.WAR
distribution.
The REST interface works as is demonstrated by going to
http://drpbasex2.elasticbeanstalk.com/rest/?run=xq/countries.xq&country=^a
N
Hi,
Last weekend I managed to deploy the BaseX WAR on the Amazon Web
Services platform, as an 'Elastic Beanstalk' application.
Now I want to create and manage databases and run queries via the REST
interface.
However, I am lost as how to do that.
First, the BaseX pages tell me that the WAR dis
Hi Kunal,
Did you see my post about paged results?
Wouldn't that work for you?
I don't understand your remark about "don't want to modify XQuery"?
How else would you want to achieve it?
Paul
Hi,
I want to implement pagination through Basex.
results should be retrieved as per given range / size
Hello list,
I am pleased to announce a new introduction in BaseX, targeted at
beginning BaseX users in general, and to PHP/Javascript developers in
particular.
The introduction is added as PDF to the BaseX introduction page at
http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Getting_Started.
The title is 'BaseX for
Hi all,
Triggered by a thread in this forum I decided to make a paged() function
that adds paging information to a node-set.
It does so by wrapping the node-set in an root element - with a name of
your choice - with attributes for total number of nodes, start-index
requested page-size, actual
t be a document). So the following should work for you:
xquery:eval($choice, map { '': document {$xml}})
Cheers,
Dirk
On 10/08/14 21:15, Paul Swennenhuis wrote:
Suppose I have a variable $xml containing the XML fragment
WismarAmsterdamPositano
village, ItalyPrague
In a static worl
Suppose I have a variable $xml containing the XML fragment
WismarAmsterdamPositano
village, ItalyPrague
In a static world I would list all cities with the XPath expression
$xml//city .
And the villages with $xml//village .
OK. No issues. Runs fast.
Now suppose I want the user to decide whethe
Hi Christian,
I saw that I still had my BaseX session open and wanted to close all
open editor windows, then decided to run the slow query again, modified
with your "parentheses around the path expression" solution.
And guess what, it now runs as fast as Query 2!
With parentheses: 80 msecs
Wi
Hi Christian,
Thanks again for your reply.
I'm learning a lot by discussing these kind of problems.
I tested your variant. It does indeed perform a lot better.
My Query 2 still beats it though, so I'll stick to that one for now.
Paul
Hi Paul,
thanks for trying 8.0. I have just uploaded yet an
pshot?
Christian
[1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/
On Mon, Aug 4, 2014 at 11:57 AM, Paul Swennenhuis wrote:
Hi Christian,
Sorry, also doesn't improve performance.
I even tried to copy the optimized line for the selection, as found in the
Query Info pane:
(: list waters and where they
ttribute {$name} {data($to/@name)}
}
else ()
}
For me the lesson is: uses as much predefined selections as possible,
particularly in "for" clauses.
Paul
Hi Paul,
thanks for your feedback. Are you working with 7.9? If it's not too
much of a hassle for you, I would be
Hi Christian,
Sorry, also doesn't improve performance.
I even tried to copy the optimized line for the selection, as found in
the Query Info pane:
(: list waters and where they stream to (if any):)
for $source in ((db:open-pre("facts",0)/descendant::*:sea union
db:open-pre("facts",0)/descen
t for example in the GUI, with the
collection already opened ?
Best regards,
Fabrice
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Paul Swennenhuis
*Envoyé :* lundi 4 août 2014 11:22
*À :* H. Verweij; BaseX
*Objet :* Re: [
executes at least 10
times slower than Query 2.
Thanks for the empty($to) suggestion.
As for the recursive algorithm: in the meantime I wrote the query for
that and it works like a charm!
Paul
Hi Paul,
Op 4 aug. 2014, om 09:27 heeft Paul Swennenhuis < p...@swennenhuis.nl
<mailto:
A bit off-topic but this weekend I ran into a strange issue with this
mailinglist.
I tried to send a message from the same e-mail address I am using now
(p...@swennenhuis.nl) but it bounced back every time I tried.
I get the feeling that the subscription is not merely e-mail based but
also IP ad
Hi,
I have two XQueries that do exactly the same thing, i.e. create a list
of waters in the Facts database and display where these waters flow
into, if any.
But Query 1 executes 10 times faster than Query 2 (in the GUI).
The only difference is in the selection of the query context.
Query 1 as
You can use the INSERT or REPLACE command inside an XQuery that operates
on that database, Manish.
Look for some examples here:
https://github.com/BaseXdb/basex/blob/master/basex-examples/src/main/java/org/basex/examples/local/WikiExample.java
Paul
Hi guys,
I am new in base x and i got some
Ah, yes, that did the trick. I read about the options but had forgotten
about it.
Thanks.
I will run some performance tests to decide for json:serialize or PHP
internal conversion which might be considerably slower.
Paul
json:serialize(
{
for $user in
collection("saveresult")//use
Still no luck:
JSON serializer: is typed as "string" and cannot be nested
I think I am going to move the JSON conversion to within PHP or
Javascript, and keep the XQueries clean and readable.
Paul
json:serialize(
{
for $user in
collection("saveresult")//user[_id="1f2cda8f-a18a-44ba
Hi Christian,
Thanks for the quick answer.
Unfortunately your proposed solution (json:serialize) does not work in
this case; BaseX returns a BXJS0002 error:
JSON serializer: found, <_> expected.
The modified query reads:
json:serialize(
{
for \$user in
collection("saveresult")//u
7
<_id>Bio-2
1
(script is attached; note that the $ signs have been escaped there so
that PHP will not try to evaluate them)
In other words, the result is being output as XML with an enclosing
root tag, not as JSON.
What is ha
Shift. They have a
free program, were you can run your own services in the cloud, e.g. it
can be BaseX.
Andy Bunce made an excellent git repository to get you started:
https://github.com/Quodatum/openshift-basex-quick-start
Cheers,
Dirk
On 02/07/14 15:12, Paul Swennenhuis wrote:
Hi Dirk,
Now
hich means you have to be able to execute programs.
Please note, this is not a problem applying to BaseX, it would be the
same for every other program you would like to run.
Cheers,
Dirk
On 02/07/14 14:40, Paul Swennenhuis wrote:
Hi Dirk,
Thanks for your (fast) reply.
I am not sure if you under
Hi there,
Based on the locally installed versionit seems that BaseX is a great
tool and I would like to use it as a webservice.
However, the servers I have access to do not support Java - or if they
do, I do not have the rights to install BaseX.
Do I need to find a hosting party that supports J
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