Dear all,
As you may have heard, XQuery 3.1 will not only provide maps (which
have been around in BaseX for quite a while now) but also arrays...
And we are pleased to announce that, since today, arrays are available
in BaseX! Some of the new features are documented in our Wiki:
http://docs.ba
Hi Rob,
XQuery Update statements will never give you any output (see the XQuery
Update documentation for more info); you'll have to use the copy/update
epressions for that.
Christian
On Sat, Aug 9, 2014 at 10:01 AM, Rob Stapper wrote:
> Hi,
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> See attachment: "XML update example 2.sq"
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I have got it to work by removing, then including again, main/resources as
suggested here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/270197/java-in-eclipse-where-do-i-put-files-on-the-filesystem-that-i-want-to-load-usin#comment10363144_270398
/Andy
For reference- Eclipse details:
Dynamic Languages To
Hi,
See attachment: "XML update example 2.sq"
What happens to the output of this program? I don't see any results in the
GUI.
Rob
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XML update example 2.xq
Descriptio
> fn:doc("db/path/to/doc.xml") ... path/to/docs in the database db
answered my own question. Sorry.
This does what I inted:
doc("IntersectPhoneNumbers/Data/rent_flats.csv")
instead of
doc("Data/rent_flats.csv")
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Kind regards,
Roman
Thank you Dirk. I am new to XQuery and actually learning it along with BaseX.
Yes I created a database solely for the purpose of reading CSV files (there is
only 3 of them). I added these files to the database using CSV parse via GUI.
The files are represented in GUI as XML-like structures. I unde
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