Did not try this out (just a thought), but if you are using the Java API, you could hold a reference to /tei:TEI/tei:text/tei:body//tei:ELEM and execute the predicates ".[PREDICATE]" using the reference as context node.
2015-06-15 16:13 GMT+02:00 Christian Grün <[email protected]>: > > I wondered if it was possible to tell BaseX (or to have it understand by > > itself) that it can cache and reuse the results of > > > > /tei:TEI/tei:text/tei:body//tei:ELEM > > > > and only apply PREDICATE on the saved set of results. > > > > Is something like this available in BaseX? > > No, I'm afraid (and I'm not sure how to easily realize this for > arbitrary requests). If performance is critical, and if you believe > nothing more can be done, you could still think about creating > additional index structures for your data and access these instead > (just as Fabrice motivated in his reply). > > > Unfortunately all I > > got back was a "Unknown option 'CACHEQUERY'" error (with BaseX 8.2.1). > Any > > idea why? > > I now know why: Because it has recently been removed. All it did was > to cache results before returning them to the client instead of > streaming them. This option was only used for our GUI, but another > solution has now been found there. > > I have updated our documentation. Thanks for the hint, > Christian >
