The code below illustrates how you can calculate co-occurrences between an
element and the URI of the documents that contain instances of that element.
Then, for each URI it counts the total occurrences. Note, that you'll need to
have the URI lexicon enabled and an element range index on x.
Hi All,
I've got around 40 million XML documents out of which few documents are
having an element say element x twice (they are supposed to have only one
element x), I need to find the list of documents are there with multiple
occurrences of that element x. what would be the ideal way to query
Hi Banu,
I think you are running a too old version of Ruby. You need 1.9.3 at the least.
Can you check with `ruby -v`?
Cheers,
Geert
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Hello Everyone
Sorry for the email blast. I’m setting up my first app using slush generator
and I’m seeing the attached error.
I’m running the slush generator for create the framework for an app and I’m
getting the attached error during the creation. It goes all the way after that
but the
Thanks Greet,
I see a very good video in YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duYcb4BsftI
Regards
Shan.
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You can share modules across database by assigning all app-servers to share
same modules database. Consider the following folder structure:
/global-modules/
/app-1
/app-2
/app-3
If you assign your app-servers to "/" then all apps can share global as
well as any other app code.
Now maintenance
fn:current-dateTime() will never change within the same
session/transaction.
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Hi Praveen,
You can find details about MarkLogic World 2017 here:
http://www.marklogic.com/blog/marklogic-world-2017/
Release schedules are not shared, even I don’t know. But I’d be surprised if it
wouldn’t be released within next half year. There will be plenty noise when it
hits the
Hi Greet,
When is the next Marklogic World Tour ? Where can i find the schedule for
ML 9 release updates ?
Thanks,
Praveen.
On Thu, Nov 17, 2016 at 3:34 AM, Geert Josten
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> Not much has been made public yet. I expect more will be released around
Hi,
The current date and time is the same through the evaluation of the
entire query. So if "submodule.xay" is a library module, imported in
the main module, that will give you the exact same value.
If it is not a library module, and you invoke, spawn, schedule a task,
eval or anything else, it
Hi,
No, the output will be the same. In fact all calls to that function throughout
the request will return the same value (effectively the request timestamp).
Wrapping the call in another function will create a marginal overhead though,
but depending on how often it would get called, not by
Hi All,
I have a module somemodule.xqy which has the following line for logic
fn:current-dateTime()
Will there be a difference in output for the below scenarios
(a) Invoke the above xquery (somemodule.xqy) in main module
(b) Directly invoke the function fn:current-dateTime() in the main
Hi Shan,
Not much has been made public yet. I expect more will be released around next
MarkLogic World tour. There are several blogs out there though:
https://www.google.nl/search?q=MarkLogic%209
And there is quite some material available through https://ea.marklogic.com/
Cheers,
Geert
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Hi Yogesh,
It might be easiest to handle this outside of MarkLogic. There are lots of ways
to make reusable code snippets available. You have Github for public sharing,
which can be used together with the MLPM tool for MarkLogic libraries
(http://registry.demo.marklogic.com/), but you can
Is there any recommended way of sharing module / functionality implementations
across different DB on same ML server.
For example you could have a XQY code that does custom string
conversion/manipulation or a map of constants/literals. How can this be shared ?
Yogesh Jangam
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