Hi Tim,
It looks to me like you are doing this to drive your recursion:
cxtn:format-source-by-node($node/following-sibling::node()[1])
I think that is effectively skipping the text node directly following the
element (because it is first going to the folowing sibling, which misses that
text
wij u het te verwijderen. Aan dit
bericht kunnen geen rechten worden ontleend.
From: general-boun...@developer.marklogic.com
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Danny Sokolsky
Sent: woensdag 25 maart 2009 23:49
To: General Mark Logic Developer Discussion
Subject
Another approach to this is to enable the uri lexicon, then do a bunch
of string maniputation on the URIs (using cts:uris and a bunch of string
functions) to get a listing of the documents and directories. This can
make it so you do not need to grab all of the fragments in order to get
their
Hi Geert,
You can specify the encoding with the encoding option to
xdmp:document-get or xdmp:document-load. You do have to know the
encoding though--it will not use an encoding in a header of the document
on its own, and will default to UTF-8.
-Danny
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Danny Sokolsky
Sent: woensdag 25 maart 2009 16:43
To: General Mark Logic Developer Discussion
Subject: RE: [MarkLogic Dev General] Importing xml with
unpredictable encoding
Hi Geert,
You can specify the encoding with the encoding option
attached to some forests. How
this transfer of request is achieved? How eNode can make a call to
dNode? Is there any configuration or coding required to achieve this?
Can under any scenario eNode access its own forest?
Thanks in advance.
regards,
Saptarshi
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. Is that
possible without writing a lenghty email?
Kind regards,
Geert
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Danny Sokolsky
Sent: dinsdag 24 maart 2009 17:52
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Danny Sokolsky
Sent: dinsdag 24 maart 2009 21:44
To: General Mark Logic Developer Discussion
Subject: RE: [MarkLogic Dev General] Difference between eNode
and Data Node
Yes, any e-node host in the cluster can access any database in the
cluster. Think about the d
Hi Geert,
Thanks for the great description. I will just add one thing to what you
said:
Whether a host acts as an e-node or a d-node depends on what it is doing
at the time, and a given host in a MarkLogic cluster can behave as an
e-node, a d-node, or both. For example, if you have a single
Hi Tim,
You can write a very simple xqy file to do this and execute it either
from an HTTP server or invoke it with an XCC program via an XDBC server.
First send the xml version identifier as text, then output the document.
Something like this:
xdmp:set-response-encoding(US-ASCII),
Hi Galina,
I am guessing you mean *permissions* on the document, not privileges.
Documents have permissions on them with a role and a capability (read,
insert, update, or execute). To read a document, a user needs to have a
role corresponding to a permission with a read capability.
Users
Hi Eric,
That is a bug in the doc. The NCName is required. The doc should read:
xquery version 1.0-ml;
module namespace hello = helloworld;
declare function helloworld()
{
hello world
};
The XQuery spec syntax is here:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xquery/#prod-xquery-ModuleDecl
Thanks for
-
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[mailto:general-boun...@developer.marklogic.com] On Behalf Of Florent Georges
Sent: Thursday, March 12, 2009 1:17 PM
To: General Mark Logic Developer Discussion
Subject: Re: [MarkLogic Dev General] module prologs
Danny Sokolsky wrote
This is because cts:not-query is fragment-based, so it returns true only
if the specified query does not produce a match anywhere in a fragment.
-Danny
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[mailto:general-boun...@developer.marklogic.com] On Behalf Of Geert
What is your HTTP App Server root set to and what is the URI of the cq modules
in the modules database?
Make sure your HTTP Server (the one you are running cq on) has a root with a
URI that allows you to access cq. For example, if the cq directory is stored
in the Modules database at the URI
Hi Jim,
Why do you have to update the report document each time you get a hit?
How many documents do you expect to match--10, 1000, 10? I am
blissfully ignorant of CORB, so maybe (probably...) I am looking at this
naively, but it seems like you might be able to do this all in XQuery.
I am
Hi Pradeep,
By default, pdf documents are loaded as binary documents, which will not
return any hits for full-text search. To search them, you could set up
a CPF application and run them through pdf conversion (which requires
the document conversion license), and that will convert the PDF
If the request is a POST with a multipart/form-data type, look at the second
example in the documentation for xdmp:get-request-field:
http://developer.marklogic.com/pubs/4.0/apidocs/AppServerBuiltins.html#xdmp:get-request-field
Is that what you are trying to do?
-Danny
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Hi Betty,
The document that you loaded via WebDAV is stored as XML, but the
doctype declarations are not actually part of the XML data model, so
they are discarded when loading, after the XML MarkLogic parses the XML.
Here is a thread that talks more about this:
Maybe something like this?:
cts:search(doc(), cts:and-query((
cts:element-query(xs:QName(metadata),
cts:element-word-query(xs:QName(author), John),
cts:element-query(xs:QName(metadata),
cts:element-word-query(xs:QName(original-content),
Hi Pradeep,
If you look in the cts:highlight chapter of the Developer's Guide in the
documentation, it shows the design pattern of using cts:highlight to
create snippets. The idea is to do your search, then do a recursive
transformation over each search result and retrieve what you are
Hi Pradeep,
The /backups/SAMP-DATABASE/ directory must exist and be readable and
writable by daemon (or whatever user MarkLogic is running as) in order
for the backup to succeed. In some cases, the parent directory must be
writable too.
-Danny
From:
Hi Vivek,
MarkLogic Server stores UTF-8 characters. You can specify the output encoding
for the App Server (UTF-8 is the default). Also, you can specify the encoding
upon ingestion to MarkLogic Server with the encoding option to
xdmp:document-get or xdmp:document-load, which will translate
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Danny Sokolsky
Sent: dinsdag 10 februari 2009 23:34
To: General Mark Logic Developer Discussion
Subject: RE: [MarkLogic Dev General] Atomic
andexclusivelockondocuments(accross a cluster)
To explain why storing the lock on the property will work
The basic approach is to expand your search to search across the languages you
are interested in. For example, if a user enters a search term:
cat chat
and your content is in English and French, then you can expand into the
following cts:query:
cts:or-query((
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Subject: RE: [MarkLogic Dev General] Atomic and exclusive lock
ondocuments(accross a cluster)
You can store your locks
Hi Pradeep,
What is the query that is causing this exception? My guess is that the
query is running with:
xquery version 1.0;
and the xdmp namespace prefix is not automatically bound. If so, you
either need to bind it with something like this in your prolog:
declare namespace
wrapper element).
-Danny
From: Pradeep Maddireddy [mailto:pradeep.maddire...@htcinc.com]
Sent: Friday, February 06, 2009 2:24 PM
To: Danny Sokolsky; General Mark Logic Developer Discussion
Subject: RE: [MarkLogic Dev General] search multiple paths
Hi Danny,
The query was running
Hi Sundeep,
Your query is loading a million documents in a single transaction, so it
is not surprising that you are running out of memory. I would recommend
breaking this up into smaller transactions. One way to do this is to
use xdmp:spawn to put these on the task server to load
Is it possible that your XCC/Java program is running some other query
(maybe one that is expecting to run as 0.9-ml, but is defaulting to
1.0-ml in your setup)? What does your XCC program look like?
-Danny
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Hi Mike,
The calculations are based on the number of fragments in the database,
so yes, your search scores will be affected by duplicate content in
/create and /preview. Relevance is calculated (by default) using the
log-tf*idf formula (log of term frequency times the inverse document
Hi Eric,
The xmlns attribute is not exactly an attribute, and for some
obscure/arcane XML and XQuery specification reasons that I cannot
adequately explain here, you are not allowed to use an attribute
constructor to construct the special xmlns attribute and have that
value be your default
(from the Admin Interface).
If you send the entire query you are trying to run it might help to figure out
what is going on.
-Danny
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From: Pradeep Maddireddy [mailto:pradeep.maddire...@htcinc.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2009 7:58 AM
To: Danny Sokolsky; General Mark
server.
Regards,
Sundeep
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Sokolsky
Sent: Friday, January 16, 2009 2:49 AM
To: General Mark Logic Developer Discussion
Subject: RE: [MarkLogic Dev
Hi Pradeep,
There is no need to use both xdmp:document-load and xdmp:document-insert in the
same statement, just choose one of them. For example, you can construct the
document using XQuery (including your metadata), then use xdmp:document-insert
to store your abc.xml document in the database
Hi Sundeep,
Does this happen on all pdf documents or just this one?
What version of MarkLogic Server and what version of Windows are you running?
To find the MarkLogic version run:
xdmp:version(), xdmp:platform(), xdmp:architecture()
-Danny
From:
Hi Pradeep,
What is the exact error message you are getting with a large file?
-Danny
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From: Pradeep Maddireddy [mailto:pradeep.maddire...@htcinc.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2009 12:22 PM
To: Danny Sokolsky
Cc: General Mark Logic Developer Discussion
Subject
The zip built-ins (xdmp:zip-get et al) do not do gzip, just zip. You
will have to send the binary content off somewhere else (to Java for
example, or preprocess it before it gets to MarkLogic) to gunzip it. If
it was zip you could make it work completely within MarkLogic Server.
Maybe there is a
xml file from an xqy file though.
Eric
Danny Sokolsky wrote:
If it is under the App Server root, you can always use http to get it
(xdmp:http-get, for example). Or xdmp:document-get. Or you can put it
in a global variable in an xquery module that you import (the import
can be relative
Hi Brent,
Do you have the URI lexicon enabled for your database? It might help.
Also, do you have any range indexes on the element or attributes in
question? Then you can do range queries or lexicon lookups on those
values. I am not sure what you mean by your concern about DTDs and
...@developer.marklogic.com] On Behalf Of Danny Sokolsky
Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2008 1:12 PM
To: General Mark Logic Developer Discussion
Subject: RE: [MarkLogic Dev General] How best to identify all referenced
contentmodels?
Hi Brent,
Do you have the URI lexicon enabled for your database? It might help. Also
I don't know of another way besides try/catch (which is great for this
type of thing).
-Danny
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From: general-boun...@developer.marklogic.com
[mailto:general-boun...@developer.marklogic.com] On Behalf Of Eric
Palmitesta
Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2008 12:44 PM
To:
One approach is to use a space-insensitive collation for the range
index. Then these would appear the same. Here is a simple example:
xquery version 1.0-ml;
declare default collation http://marklogic.com/collation/en/S1/AS;;
hello there = hellothere
(: returns true :)
-Danny
:48 AM
To: General Mark Logic Developer Discussion
Subject: Re: [MarkLogic Dev General] Re: XDBC creation / access
2008/12/4 Danny Sokolsky [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Actually, all of the character set encodings listed in that Dev Guide chapter
are supported (there are many of them); UTF-8 and ISO-8859-1
Hi Dave,
All content in MarkLogic Server is stored in UTF-8. There are mechanisms in
the server for transcoding other encodings to UTF-8. These are accessible via
several loading built-in XQuery functions, such as xdmp:document-load (see the
encoding option):
One way you can get this is to recursively walk the XML document,
printing out the name of the elements and attributes along the way.
Then take the distinct-values of your resulting transformation. Here is
some simple code that does that with your sample data:
xquery version 1.0-ml;
declare
You can use cts:entity-highlight to create something that only operates
on certain $cts:entity-types:
http://developer.marklogic.com/pubs/4.0/apidocs/SearchBuiltins.html#cts:
entity-highlight
-Danny
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It only modifies the permissions for the specified URI, whether that URI
is a document or a directory. If you want to add a permission to each
document in the directory, you must update each document's permissions.
-Danny
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That seems reasonable to me, as you have to do 1 million x 12 matches.
Assuming everything in your database has a URI starting with a / though, the
directory-query does not buy you anything (as it matches all documents). If
you were able to constrain that directory query more, you might make
Hi Aparna,
I think the issue is that you are trying to do multiple
xdmp:node-replace operations on the same document with evals, when that
document is already locked by the calling document. This will result in
a deadlock, because the calling query is locking the document that eval
is trying to
Hi Eric,
You are correct, you can only execute a main module. If you want to
execute a function in a library module, you have to call that function
from a main module.
Note that you can also create functions in a main module, but those
functions are only available to that main module.
This is
Hi Shannon,
You can do a wildcarded search to find that. Something like:
let $query := cts:element-attribute-word-query(xs:QName(div),
xs:QName(xml:id), Dia*, wildcarded)
let $node := div xml:id=Dia01ch10m4.5/
return
cts:contains($node, $query)
Adding some wildcard indexes
And if you decide you want to use it in a module, you can still do so in
1.0 by enabling it in the prolog as in the following example (in 1.0,
you also have to declare the xdmp namespace). If is disabled by default
in 1.0 and enabled by default in 1.0-ml.
xquery version 1.0;
declare namespace
Hi Paul,
You need to convert PDF and Office to XML in order to search it. To
convert PDF and Office within MarkLogic Server, you need a license key
that supports the conversion option.
You are correct, you can load the documents as binary without the
conversion option, but you cannot
Hi Paul,
You are not being specific about *exactly* what you are doing, so it is hard to
tell for sure what is going on. My guess, though, is that the namespace being
used is picked up from your XQuery context. The following example I think does
what you are trying to do:
(: create a
As a first step, try putting the predicate at the end of your XPath
expression. Something like this:
fn:collection()/doc/item/classification/[EMAIL PROTECTED] = class1]
Does that help?
-Danny
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Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 9:28 AM
To: Danny Sokolsky
Subject: Re: [MarkLogic Dev General] Improving Lookup Performance
Thanks, for that. That seems to give me a bit of a performance boost.
However, it's given me a new problem. This type of predicate just
returns
Another possibility is, if this code is in the body of a main module, you can
separate them into separate transactions by putting a semi-colon after the
first document-insert. This might also eliminate the need for the eval
(depending on what else you are doing in the query). For example:
Hi Eric,
This is a difference between the May 2003 XQuery syntax and the XQuery
1.0 recommendation syntax. MarkLogic Server 3.2 supports the May 2003,
and MarkLogic 4.0 supports the XQuery 1.0 recommendation (as well as the
May 2003 in with xquery version 0.9-ml in the XQuery declaration). So
Hi Shannon,
You can do a cts:or-query with different language queries. For example,
the following returns true for both cts:contains expressions:
let $x :=
doc
div
punanimous suffrages/p
/div
div
p xml:lang=fret qui atteste Les Suffrages
/Program Files/etc. But, this
URI (or, any of its variants) would never work for me as
doc-available() would always return false. oh yes, I did try URL
encoding the blank space too.
Nagesh
On 9/26/08, Danny Sokolsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you are referring to the load tab on the database
Hi,
It looks like you are not passing anything into your call to xdmp:spawn.
You need to pass in the external variable $x along with its value (that
you are getting from your FLOWR). Note that it is not the same as the
$x from your load.xqy module, as those two modules run in different
The directory browser shows up.
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From: Florent Georges [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 08, 2008 9:40 AM
To: Danny Sokolsky; General Mark Logic Developer Discussion
Subject: Re: [MarkLogic Dev General] Set the Modules and Documents DB to
be thesame?
Danny
It looks to me like you have the right idea there, but there are a few details
that are not quite right.
(Also, you might think about upgrading to 3.2)
What I tried is the following:
* created Int range indexes on the elements intValueLo and intValueHi elements
* inserted the following into
Hi,
This is an error in the doc. That should say HTTP Server instead of
WebDAV server. The idea is that you have to set your modules database
(the db that stores the XQuery code being executed) to be the same
database as the database in which your content is stored.
Here is how that
For the invalid UTF-8 characters, if you know the encoding of the source
document, you can specify it on load using the encoding option of
xdmp:document-load. You can also use the repair option if you have
XML repair issues. For example, if you know the content is encoded
using ISO-8859-1, you
Hi Mindie,
As David said, the function you are looking for is cts:highlight. It looks
like you are trying to create a search snippet, sort of like on a google search
page. There are lots of ways to do this, but generally, it involves running
each search result through cts:highlight to find
SerializationOptions in ML 3.2?
Thanks, Danny.
I will give that a try, and have a look through the older messages.
Do you need to have a target namespace in the schema to use it, or will
it work without namespaces?
Also, any ideas on the serialization stuff?
Cheers,
-Steve
Danny Sokolsky wrote:
Hi Steve
, 2008-08-10 at 00:47 -0700, Danny Sokolsky wrote:
xdmp:describe(fn:collection(MDCOL)[1]/node())
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Hi Steve,
I think you need something like this:
import schema uri-of-your-schema-you-are-importing at schema-path
declare namespace foo=uri-of-your-schema-you-are-importing
define variable $input as element(foo:result) { doc('myfile.xml')/* }
You are correct that schemas are used for typing.
Hi Stewart,
I am not positive I understand your question, but I will give it a try
anyway
If you use plain XPath, you can use a predicate to constrain on an
attribute and then return the element text nodes. For example:
let $x := paraThe topics topic-ref
-attribute-values index with a
list of canonical terms. Don't know how well that would perform, though.
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Sent: Monday, August 11, 2008 7:17 PM
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Subject: RE
-08 at 23:19 -0700, Danny Sokolsky wrote:
Hi Darren,
Are you sure the document was loaded as XML and not as text or
binary?
try: xdmp:describe(fn:collection(MDCOL)[1])/node()
You might also want to get cq from the workshop on the developer
site. It will make it easy to run queries
Hi Darren,
When you load documents into a database, unless you explicitly state the
forest to which it is loaded (with a forest placement key), the system
will automatically choose a forest for each document during the load
process (this explains why you see the forests randomly increment their
Hi Rob,
Here are a few ideas.
1) If you can get away with not starting the lexicon lookup with a
wildcard character, it will probably help a lot. For example,
concat($q, *) for your match string instead.
2) Those other index options you mentioned will help with cts:query
To enter a new license key:
* open the Admin Interface (http://localhost:8001)
* Navigate to the host page for the server in which you are adding a new
key
* click the status tab
* click the license key button
* enter the new information and click ok.
-Danny
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
.
Out of curiosity (not that I think this will help you, but it could help us
help this problem in the future), is there a collation that matches the
customer's requirements?
Cheers
ian
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Danny
Hi Simon,
A few other points worth noting here: If you want stemming to occur on
mixed case or all cap words, you can use the case-insensitive option to
the query. Using an example similar to yours, you can run this:
let $el := EleAM/Ele
for $i in (ARE,BE,IS,AM, BEEN, WAS)
return if
Hi Charles,
This issue has been fixed for a long time (~18 months).
-Danny
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Blair
Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2008 9:59 AM
To: general@developer.marklogic.com
Subject: [MarkLogic Dev General]
Hi Isha,
Is it possible that your trigger scope does not cover the root of the
WebDAV server? To answer this:
* What is the document-insert URI that is successfully firing the
trigger?
* What is the root of the WebDAV server?
* What is the trigger definition?
Also, you say my WebDAV
Hi John,
This can be a little tricky, as it sounds like your section elements
can mean different things in different places in the document. One
approach can be to change your section element names for the ones that
have p children to something different, and then search over those. It
would be
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Subject: RE: [MarkLogic Dev General] Restricting Search Hits To
ImmediateParentContainers
Hi John,
This can be a little tricky, as it sounds like your
Hi Mattio,
Scores are only designed to be compared to other scores that come from
the *same* search. The idea of scores is to affect the relevance of
search matches compared with other search matches, not to be absolute
numbers; that is, it will affect the order in which search results are
cts:search returns results in relevance order. If you want to order on
something else, you need to bring back all of the results and then sort
them. For example, you can sort them using a FLWOR with an order by
clause:
for $x in cts:search(of something)
order by $x/mynode
return $x
If
Well, there are many ways to do what you describe, but not having the
specifics of what you are trying to do, I will try and describe one
easy way. Say you want to find documents that have the word dog in
them. You can then do a cts:search of all of your documents with a word
query that
for how to work Boolean logic into this would be
appreciated!
On 4/10/08, Danny Sokolsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perhaps you can add another query to your or query list looking for
the attribute value and boosting the score. I think this will work as
long as you know the element in which the type
Well, here is one way (this uses the Shakespeare database):
fn:count(cts:search(//SPEECH,
cts:element-value-query(xs:QName(SPEAKER),
HAMLET))/LINE)
Hamlet has 1495 lines.
or if you want them all:
ALL{
for $x in fn:distinct-values(//SPEAKER/text())
return
SPEAKER
Hi Mark,
If what you mean by versioning is check in/check out, then the answer to
your question is that one can build an application that versions
documents with MarkLogic. Because MarkLogic Server supports
transactions, you can build an application that would keep track of the
versions of a
Hi Stefan,
I'm not sure I understand your question, but I'll give it a try.
MarkLogic Server stores documents, and for XML documents, you can query
them by their XML structure. Queries span all of the documents in the
database, so if you issue a query like the following simple XPath
expression:
You can do tons of stuff with Office 2007 documents in MarkLogic Server.
See Pete Aven's awesome series of blogs on the topic for a lot of detail
in what you can do and how you can do it:
http://developer.marklogic.com/columns/smallchanges/2008-01-08.xqy
-Danny
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Hi Paul,
I don't see any real problem with relatively large if/then/else
expressions, if your logic requires it. They usually perform quite well
(I'm not sure how big rather large is). I suppose you could encode
the logic into an XML structure and use XPath to get to perform your
tests, as
I think the problem is that the cts:element-query is on the carList
element, and it should be on the car element.
-Danny
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Meushaw
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To:
to
cts:search), but in my experience cts:element-query doesn't include
itself in its scope, only its descendants, so I don't think the change
you are suggesting will solve his problem? I put in a change request to
correct that: it seems like the behavior everyone expects.
-Mike
Danny Sokolsky
Hi David,
Yes, that is correct, you cannot pass a sequence as the value of an
external variable. As you surmised, the way to do that is to wrap the
sequence values in XML and pass the node. Then you can use XPath to get
the values from the node.
Also, you can pass as many external variables as
Hi Neil,
Since you did not include your code, it is hard to tell exactly what is
happening in your application. But yes, there are nice ways to accomplish what
you want. MarkLogic is fully transactional, so it is designed to do this type
of thing.
There are a number of ways to do this. If
Hi Rashid,
fn:tokenize on an empty string is probably not the best idea, as the
regex of an empty string matches things you probably don't mean for it
to match (for example, the it matches the empty string at the beginning
of the string). Also, in the latest version of the XQuery spec, it will
Hi Mike,
cts:element-attribute-word query and cts:field query are leaf-level
constructors, just like cts:word-query. You can use the composable
constructors like cts:and-query to combine these leaf-level
constructors. So I believe you can achieve what you need by using
something like this:
Peter,
You are correct in your analysis. The character Ł is not a diacritic, as it
does not decompose to an L and a slash, as you say. You can verify that by
running the following:
xdmp:diacritic-less(Ł)
which returns Ł.
Using collations, it is possible to choose a collation that will
2007
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Date: Thu Jul 5 18:02:20 2007
Subject: [MarkLogic Dev General] performance question
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Hi Helen,
Have you tried using value lexicons to do this? Value lexicons use
range indexes
Hi Helen,
Have you tried using value lexicons to do this? Value lexicons use
range indexes and the cts:element-values and cts:element-value-match
APIs. There are several ways you might accomplish this with lexicons.
For example, you could create 3 string range indexes, one on each of the
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