Hi all,
Just checking how I would create an index for this snippet below.
What I want is an index on cat:catalogue based upon
cat:catalogue/cat:item/cat:reference/@reference_number.
Would the index below work or will it complain about namespaces?
create index "id"
on fn:collection("legacy")/cat:catalogue
by cat:item/cat:reference/@reference_number
as xs:string
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<cat:catalogue xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";
xsi:type="cat:catalogue_Type"
xsi:schemaLocation="urn:iso:std:iso:ts:29002:-10:ed-1:tech:xml-schema:catalogue
http://www.paradine.net/schema/dictionary/1.0/ontoML/ISO29002/catalogue.xsd";
xmlns:id="urn:iso:std:iso:ts:29002:-5:ed-1:tech:xml-schema:identifier"
xmlns:val="urn:iso:std:iso:ts:29002:-10:ed-1:tech:xml-schema:value"
xmlns:cat="urn:iso:std:iso:ts:29002:-10:ed-1:tech:xml-schema:catalogue"
xmlns:bas="urn:iso:std:iso:ts:29002:-4:ed-1:tech:xml-schema:basic">
<cat:item is_global_id="true"
information_supplier_reference_string="0060-414673376#Z1-AAH017#001"
local_id="ID7009">
<cat:reference reference_number="1N4148" organization_code="0060-414673376"
organization_ref="0060-0#OG-NXP#001">
<cat:designation>
<bas:local_string>
<bas:content>1N4148</bas:content>
<bas:language_ref>0112-1#LG-EN#001</bas:language_ref>
<bas:language_code>en</bas:language_code>
<bas:country_code>US</bas:country_code>
</bas:local_string>
</cat:designation>
</cat:reference>
</cat:item>
</cat:catalogue>
Kind regards,
Robby
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