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Yes, that should work, does it not? The
only thing you should be aware of is that if you use the cursor API to execute
this, it’s a little tricky in the following sense: you can traverse the
results by iterating over the cursor’s selections. However, if you’re
returning a value that does not belong to the original document (ie. sum,
substring or possibly string(…) ) the cursor will be moved over a new,
literal value and you will have to manually move it back to the document before
executing further queries. Let me know if you encounter problems. -Yana From: Mike Skells
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, Is there a way of executing an XPath statemnt that return
something other than a node-set e.g. string(./Foo/@Bar) Mike |
- xpath statment with non XmlObject results Mike Skells
- RE: xpath statment with non XmlObject results Yana Kadiyska
- RE: xpath statment with non XmlObject results Mike Skells
