Hi Milind,
1. How do I load a set of XML documents in a database using just 1 Xquery
> file?
>
You can use one se_term script. For example, this script loads three
documents within one transaction:
*\nac
load "1.xml" "1"&
load "2.xml" "2"&
load "3.xml" "3"&
\commit
*
To execute script run [ *se_term -file script-name database-name* ] command.
> 2. Is it possible to load all those documents automatically when the
> database is opened?
>
I'm not sure if I understand you correctly. Again, you can write shell
script which starts database and right after that loads documents.
> 3. What would be an Xquery command if I want to look at a particular
> element in all the loaded documents? For example all the loaded documents in
> my database have an element /bookstore/book/title. What would be the XQuery
> to list out the contents of this element from all the loaded XML docments?
>
If you want to query all documents simultaneously load them into collection
(details here:
http://modis.ispras.ru/sedna/progguide/ProgGuidesu8.html#x14-470002.5.2 ).
In this case you may run something like:
*collection("my-collection")/bookstore/book/title*
Ivan Shcheklein,
Sedna Team
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