> As far as I understand it, that is correct. Count > works on a per > document basis. Which can a times be a pain. But you > can then just add > up the counts in each of your resource results, and > you've got your answer.
IMHO, if you ask a count() on a NodeList (whose node come from a single or multiple document), it should return only one value. If you want the count of nodes from only one document, you should feed count() with a nodes that come only from that document. In my point of view, there should not be any difference in the query made on a document or on a collection. Collection *IS* a document that contain other documents right? It is a logical document that regroup physical document. What do you think? What other native xml database do? Manuel Darveau __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - More reliable, more storage, less spam http://mail.yahoo.com
