Another example

[Tom Bradford]

Here's another example, given my current schema...  This one performs an
insert.

<query>
   <element source="local/cart/addresses"
            xpath="/address"
            replace="true" />
   <where>
      <!-- element source is the default -->
      <match xpath="/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Tom Bradford'" />
      <match xpath="/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'work'" />
      <!-- this one narrows the target set -->
      <match source="local/cart/orders"
             xpath="/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'12345']" />
   </where>
   <insert target="local/cart/orders"
           xpath="/order/shipto" />
</query>

Same style applies to a delete and update, except that a delete
shouldn't require a input set.

--Tom

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