Hi Zise,
Use the predicate in where condition. Please find the below code :
for $i in collection('SAMPLE')/catalog/product/namewhere $i/..[@dept = 'WMN']
return $i
Regards,Asit NautiyalDate: Mon, 29 Jun 2015 09:25:48 +0800
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Subject: [MarkLogic Dev General] Can anyone tell me why the result of the
second xqery is empy?
There is one XML document stored in my database, the content of the XML
document is:<catalog> <product dept="WMN">
<number>557</number> <name language="en">Fleece Pullover</name>
<colorChoices>navy black</colorChoices> </product>
<product dept="ACC"> <number>563</number> <name
language="en">Floppy Sun Hat</name> </product> <product
dept="ACC"> <number>443</number> <name
language="en">Deluxe Travel Bag</name> </product> <product
dept="MEN"> <number>784</number> <name
language="en">Cotton Dress Shirt</name> <colorChoices>white
gray</colorChoices> <desc>Our <i>favorite</i> shirt!</desc>
</product></catalog>
when i execute the follow xquery :for $i in
collection('http://marklogic.com/xdmp/test')/catalog/productwhere $i/@dept =
'WMN'return $i/name;the result is:<name language="en">Fleece
Pullover</name>But, if i use the follow xquery to do the same thing, the result
will be empty
for $i in
collection('http://marklogic.com/xdmp/test')/catalog/product/namewhere
$i/../@dept = 'WMN'return $i;
Can anyone tell me why the result of second xqery is empy?
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