ups sorry for the double post. When I sent the first message I wasn't
registered in the mailing list!
I'm very sorry
Anton
Anton Brass schrieb:
> ey follks! :)
>
> I'm quite new to XQuery.
>
> I found a function in the XQuery-WiKi-Book, which I wanted to use:
> util:collection-name, but just trying it in a xquery didn't work out:
>
> for $x in collection('/medical/patient1/')
> return util:collection-name($x)
>
> must I define a namespace, if yes, which?
>
> My second question builds up on the first. I have following structure:
>
> |-medical
> |--patient1
> |---document 1.xml
> |---document 2.xml
> |---document 3.xml
> |--patient2
> |---document 1.xml
> |---document 2.xml
> |---document 3.xml
> |...
>
> Now I want find all "patients", which have for example document
> x.xml/Bloodpressure=130. How I must write the XQuery for that?
>
> Thanks for any help :)
>
> Anton
>
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