Hi,
I know that the XQUF prohibits it, but for writing robust functions, it
is often necessary to mix query and update/docmgmt functionality. Some
examples:
* Expression that queries/updates document, but if the document does
not exist, adds an empty version of it:
let $name := "
On 03/18/2008 02:43 PM, Keulen, M. van (Maurice) wrote with possible
deletions:
> Hi,
>
> I know that the XQUF prohibits it, but for writing robust functions, it
> is often necessary to mix query and update/docmgmt functionality. Some
> examples:
Hi Maurice,
I don't think what you suggest is
On Mar 18, 2008, at 14:43 , Keulen, M. van (Maurice) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I know that the XQUF prohibits it, but for writing robust functions,
> it is often necessary to mix query and update/docmgmt functionality.
> Some examples:
> • Expression that queries/updates document, but if the doc
Jan Rittinger wrote:
On 03/18/2008 02:43 PM, Keulen, M. van (Maurice) wrote with possible
deletions:
Hi,
I know that the XQUF prohibits it, but for writing robust functions,
it is often necessary to mix query and update/docmgmt functionality.
Some examples:
Hi Maurice,
I don't think what
On Mar 18, 2008, at 15:38 , Keulen, M. van (Maurice) wrote:
> Jan Rittinger wrote:
>>
>> On 03/18/2008 02:43 PM, Keulen, M. van (Maurice) wrote with
>> possible deletions:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I know that the XQUF prohibits it, but for writing robust
>>> functions, it is often necessary to mix quer
