This doesn’t really contribute to your problem, but if all items in
$elements are of type node() or xs:string, you could possibly simplify
your query to something as follows:
declare function common:string($elements) as xs:string* {
$elements ! lower-case(normalize-space(.))
};
If you won’t,
Hi again,
My mistake, I failed to see an error in my code which returned empty
elements, which resulted in the quantifier not executing. Sorry for
wasting your time and have a good evening!
On 2/13/19 6:19 PM, Christian Grün wrote:
I'm not sure if you can find anything from the Query plan
Hi Christian,
On 2/13/19 6:19 PM, Christian Grün wrote:
Difficult to tell without investing some considerable time I guess…
How does the original query look like that produces this query plan?
Maybe we still have a chance to get this reproducible?
There are just two function involved in this.
> I'm not sure if you can find anything from the Query plan for why this is
> happening. This fails either with or without inlining.
> Regards,
Difficult to tell without investing some considerable time I guess…
How does the original query look like that produces this query plan?
Maybe we still
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