Andrei,
you should be able to combine XQuery external variables with a Sedna
UPDATE statement.
e.g. use the executeCommand(...) function, with a command like:
declare variable $x as element() external;
UPDATE insert $warning
preceding doc("hospital")//blood_pressure[systolic gt 180]
Regards,
Charles
> Hello,
>
> I tried to execute updates using XQJ API with any success - message
> reported it unexpects insert from update insert statement.
> I also tried W3C without any success.
> My questions:
> - Is it possible to perform updates with XQuery?
> If yes:
> - Some updates samples? What the syntax is?
> - Can I use external variables with updates?
>
>
> Regards,
> Andrei Lunjov
>
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