Hi all,
I have two xqueries
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On Mon, Dec 8, 2014 at 6:46 AM, David Ennis david.en...@hinttech.com
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Could you please elaborate.
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David Ennis
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Hi all,
I have two xqueries
xquery# 1. Sleeps for 10 secs (xdmp:sleep) and updates an existing
node with a new value and logs the value Executing #1.
xquery# 2. Updates the same node which is being updated in xquery #1
but no sleep and logs the value Executing #2.
I am
Hi,
After ingesting a document(book), a pipeline executes an action module.
The action module splits the document into chapters and ingest the chapters
into MarkLogic one by one.
Every thing is working fine, except the chapters are not getting ingested using
xdmp:document-insert.
HI.
Not sure how you are ingesting them, but perhaps you are seeing the same
hiccup that is described in this nice little writeup:
http://blog.davidcassel.net/2011/06/splitting-data-with-info-studio/
Kind Regards,
David Ennis
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The hiccup described in that post is specific to ingestion with Information
Studio.
Diwakar, have you put an xdmp:log statement into your module to confirm that
it's getting called? Could you share your CPF config? You can do inserts with
CPF, so I'm guessing that either the pipeline
Hi Dave,
?
All of my logs are getting called including the one after the insert statement,
I have pasted my code below.
I tried inserting without xdmp:eval statement as well, but it did not work out
xquery version 1.0-ml;
import module namespace cpf = http://marklogic.com/cpf;
at
Thanks David Ennis,
PFB the response below
1. The second xquery doesn't have a sleep, that was a copy paste error on
my part.
2. I'm verifying the document content by using the qconsole explore button
and clicking on the link.
3. The sleep would not lock, but the node replace statement in the
I've used two different browsers for each qconsole, yet the same results.
On Mon, Dec 8, 2014 at 8:49 PM, Raghu raghupathy.visweswa...@gmail.com
wrote:
Thanks David Ennis,
PFB the response below
1. The second xquery doesn't have a sleep, that was a copy paste error on
my part.
2. I'm
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Two things of note:
1) An update request does not see its own updates. Fetching the value of
something from the database after an update to that thing will return the value
from the database as-of the time the request started running.
2) It is possible for deadlocks to occur, especially
Hi Ron,
1) An update request does not see its own updates. Fetching the value of
something from the database after an update to that thing will return the
value from the database as-of the time the request started running.
- I totally agree Ron, I'm checking the value by exploring the
Hi Frank,
Or how about if you do a language-sensitive search. For example:
let $doc :=
a
b id=car
c xml:lang=encar/c
c xml:lang=nlauto/c
c xml:lang=frvoiture/c
/b
How about this?
$doc/b[c eq (kind, auto) and c/@xml:lang eq nl]/@id/fn:string()
From: Frank Mortier f.mort...@dsvlaw.bemailto:f.mort...@dsvlaw.be
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Date: Monday, 8 December 2014 18:01
I haven’t taken the time to experiment, but try
where $x = (fn:tokenize('auto, kind', ','))
Tim M.
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Thanks
Danny, I need to get from the string ('auto, kind') to ('auto', 'kind').
Chris, it should return 'car' and 'child'.
Tim, does not work, returns only the first id 'car'
Rob, same answer as for Danny.
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From: general-boun...@developer.marklogic.com
You already know how to do that. Just do something like this (passing a
sequence into a word-query treats each item as an or):
let $s := (fn:tokenize(auto, kind, ,))
let $doc :=
a
b id=car
c xml:lang=encar/c
c xml:lang=nlauto/c
I think you need to either get rid of the space in auto, kind or change
, to , in your call to fn:tokenize(). fn:tokenize(auto, kind, ,)
returns auto and kind (note leading space), so the second token
matches nothing.
On Mon, Dec 8, 2014 at 1:48 PM, Danny Sokolsky danny.sokol...@marklogic.com
Dear Danny, indeed I know how to do that.
Dear Christophe and Michael, indeed I need to get rid of the space. Thanks for
pointing the obvious out to me.
Apparently, however, this is not an issue in Danny's solution. Hence, I will go
for Danny's solution.
Thanks,
Frank
-Original
On 8 December 2014 at 19:01, Frank Mortier wrote:
$doc/b/c[@xml:lang eqnl]
By the way, do not use string comparison directly against @xml:lang,
use fn:lang() instead: $doc/b/c[lang('nl')].
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Hi,
the streaming is mainly used for large files, ie. binary downloads which
range from some MB to 4GB, averaging on 10-30MB. I don't think having
some kibs will hurt, without the streaming we used to store the whole
file to memory before sending it out..
Thank you for the input!
Ville
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