HI all,
We wrote rest service below to get the data. It returns as xml instead of json
http://marklogic.com/xdmp/json";
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";
xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema";>
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Hi, Will:
The Search API and its dynamic parser was introduced in MarkLogic 4.0 (or maybe
4.1). A lot has changed since then.
MarkLogic 8 made it possible for MarkLogic customers to take advantage of the
JavaScript ecosystem. Part of the motivation for taking on the work of building
v8 into t
Hi Oleksi,
If it seems odd to you that MarkLogic continues to pressure you *not* to use
the API they built, you are not alone.
Erik,
I don't think it's reasonable to suggest to customers only needing to extend or
replace a small portion of Search API that they rewrite significant parts of
it
Hello Community,
Planning to watch the SuperBowl this weekend? I've got three home-brewed beers
ready for my guests. It's the one time we'll watch TV commercials.
DMC Content
The DMC blog has more posts about using MarkLogic with containers, both by Bill
Miller:
* Creating an MLCP Docker c
Hi, Oleksii:
To be clear, we discourage use of custom grammars.
Besides the JavaScript parser generators that I mentioned previously, you might
also consider the XQuery approach demonstrated in:
https://github.com/mblakele/xqysp
These approaches will support more flexible and performant pa
In Azure or Hyper-V-based VMs, the write caching policy for a virtual disk
always displays as enabled (and it can't be changed), regardless of whether or
not the system hosting the virtual disk is really configured to cache writes.
However, there is a second option underneath it to disable Windo
Some remarks:
Within DB2 you can run "export " using a select statement, you can also join
the tables, use a view if needed. You export to a delimited file (choose
"schema-name.table/view-name" as filename)
Recently I exported data from SQLserver database, same approach, BUT check
the characte
Hi Erik,
Did you figure out how to extend the grammar?
Regards,
Oleksii Segeda
IT Analyst
Information and Technology Solutions
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Hi Team,
I have a requirement to load the data from DB2 into Marklogic server.
I need to do data modelling with table data in DB2 to xml files and load in
Marklogic.
Please suggest me how i can achieve this.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks
Manoj Viswanadha
Sr. Marklogic Developer
+91-80-4082-6800
