Hi again,
the parsing isn't finished yet, and apparently there's something odd going on:
00:44:36.429[127.0.0.1:61979]: kulturnettarkivportalen ADD TO
no-TKAT_arkiv00201590 [...]
00:44:38.681[127.0.0.1:61979]: kulturnettarkivportalen OK 2252.36
ms
00:44:38.682[127.
Hi again,
inserting 3M records now seems to take a lot less time - I'm running
an insertion for the past 40 minutes now and it's close to finishing
(2.8M records so far). I have the impression that it gets slower with
the amount of size still, but much less so - but I couldn't put a
finger on any
Gunther,
thanks for your observation. The issue has been fixed with the latest
snapshot [1]. It also fixes comparisons between dates, e.g.:
current-date() eq xs:date(substring(string(current-date()), 1, 10))
Best,
Christian
[1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/
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> for $x in doc('input.xml')//li return $x/text()
Once again, I'm not sure what you did here, as I always get the DB result…
> Output with DB--
> Example 1Example 2Example 3
However, the following query will explicitly add a newline after each
return
Hi Christian,
thanks for the fix! I'll test it right away on a big import.
We don't have that many namespaces in those documents but the general
idea is to keep them, so we won't be using the STRIPNS feature for the
time being (though we might in the future, depending on the use-case)
Thanks,
M
Dear BaseX Team,
The below code is working fine and I am getting the required output -
for $x in doc('input.xml')//li return $x/text()
i.e;
Output with XML File
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
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Hi Scott,
just for the sake of completeness I'll resend the email I privately sent from
supp...@basex.org ;-)
> BaseX is a database that works schema-oblivious, i.e. for the sake of
> flexibility BaseX does not respect schema types when creating a database.
> But: you are still available to us
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