Paul Tomsic wrote:
SUM() most CERTAINLY is a function in XSL.
From page 554 of WROX, "XSLT 2nd Edition, Programmer's
Reference" by Michael Kay,
"The sum() function calculates the total set of
numeric values contained in a node-set.
For example, if the context node is the element then the express
SUM() most CERTAINLY is a function in XSL.
>From page 554 of WROX, "XSLT 2nd Edition, Programmer's
Reference" by Michael Kay,
"The sum() function calculates the total set of
numeric values contained in a node-set.
For example, if the context node is the element then the expression <>
returns 50.
SUM() is not an XSLT/XPath function. Furthermore you wrote it as text,
not as expression, so this can't be the reason for your problem.
Joerg
Paul Tomsic wrote:
Is there a way to escape the SQL function SUM()
from within the element in the scheme.xml
file?
I'm trying to do:
SELECT SUM(colum
I have used sum in all of my sql:query elements, and they go through the
transformer fine. I am looking over my files now, and have probably
about 20+ queries that all use sum. I didn't have to escape them out.
Can you send the error you are getting?
Irv
Paul Tomsic wrote:
Is there a way to
