For this type of project, I regard into the solution with a file:list and a
stream use of XSLT, or a use of the saxon:discard-document or the use of
collection as in
https://ajwelch.blogspot.com/2006/11/using-collection-and-saxondiscard.html
If the query to select file doesn'y need Xquery but
Creating a bunch of temporary databases that you’re going to delete doesn’t
sound like the most efficient way to process this data.
But it hard to tell what alternative to recommend without more info about what
your desired end result is.
Is this something that you’re going to do once, or do
Hi Greg,
So, to be clear and succinct, the goal is to create a single XML file
containing all XML files that have a predefined text string match in them,
yes?
If so, I'm wondering if creating any database is necessary. A single pass
through all the files, searching for the text string, and
Am 05.08.2019 um 08:41 schrieb Greg Kawchuk:
Hi everyone,
I'm wondering if someone could provide what I think is a brief script
for a scientific project to do the following.
The goal is to identify XML documents from a very large collection
that would be too big to load into a database all at
Hi everyone,
I'm wondering if someone could provide what I think is a brief script for a
scientific project to do the following.
The goal is to identify XML documents from a very large collection that
would be too big to load into a database all at once.
Here is how I see the functions provided
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