Dear all at BaseX,
Dear Christian,
Does that mean that current databases will not work anymore with the next
releases ?
Best regards,
Fabrice
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From: Christian Grün [mailto:christian.gr...@gmail.com]
Sent: mardi 3 juillet 2012 02:13
To: Dave Glick
Cc: BaseX
Subject: R
Hi Fabrice,
> Does that mean that current databases will not work anymore with the next
> releases ?
no worries, the database format will only (potentially) in an upcoming
major release (BaseX 8 or 9). The only change is that formerly empty
databases will now contain a single, empty document.
B
Christian,
Thanks again for this! I still haven't had a chance to do any rigorous testing,
but in my initial use everything looks great (and all my unit tests still
pass). I think more importantly, this resolves an undocumented inconsistency
for users of the low-level API - with the guarantee t
Hello,
this is a general question as to whether in a given scenario BaseX might be an
appropriate instrument.
Per second approximately 1000 XML log messages must be stored and thus made
available for querying. The messages are expected to be <= 1MB.
The log messages may be sent by any number
Hello Hans-Juergen,
here are some details about my use case, which is similar to yours.
I'm using BaseX to insert the live public Twitter Stream into databases (see
Wiki Entry [1]).
One Twitter message is around 4 kb of size and i'm able to insert about 2000 of
them per second
using single XQue
I am looking at the new 7.3 XML format commands and some things that are
not clear to me in the documentation.
My particular goal is to create a new database ensuring CHOP is off.
There is a Rest syntax example that is exactly what I want at
http://docs.basex.org/wiki/REST
*http://basex.org/rest";
All:
Anyone has a little xquery / basex tip in getting rid of the extra white
space that shows up at the beginning of each line after the first in the
following xquery
for $i in 1 to 10 return concat("x","
")
which in the UI returns
x
x
x
x
x
Just need a text output going to csv but this extra
Hello Andreas,
thank you very much for these informations! Indeed, the use-cases are similar.
I try to understand how exactly you stored the messages. The Wiki says: "the
initial database just contained a root node ". So my understanding is
that the messages are inserted as child elements int
Hi Pascal,
you can either create a new, single string via the fn:string-join() function…
string-join(for $i in 1 to 10 return "x","
")
…or use the "output:separator" option of BaseX:
declare option output:separator '\n';
(1 to 10) ! "x"
The second option, or a variation of it, may eventu
Hi Pascal,
if you use BaseX inside a shell script or as a command line xquery processing
tool, you may also use the -L flag:
$ basex -h 2>&1 | grep L
Usage: basex [-bcdiLosuvVwxz] [query]
-L Append newlines to query results
$ basex -L 'for $i in 1 to 10 return $i'
1
2
3
...
All the
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