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		<title>WebBoard Conference: XQuery Help and Discussion</title>
		<description>XQuery Help and Discussion</description>
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	    <title>return different result based on conditions</title>
	    <description>Alberto IS awesome! ...</description>
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	    <title>Little Help :)))</title>
	    <description>Hello :)) Can someone help me and tell me how to create pdf or word file with xml and xsd or xslt?? I create xml and xslt file but i can't connect to my database to get the entities. Give me some advice or code how to create it. 
Thanks :)  
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	    <title>Is there a way to format a number to force two decimal places?</title>
	    <description>It seems to me you will need to transform prior to processing with the target schema.
These pages seem to be a good start for your question.
http://www.w3schools.com/XSL/func_formatnumber.asp
and 
http://www.xml.com/pub ...</description>
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	    <title>Xquery tag position</title>
	    <description>General XQuery questions are best addressed to the talk@x-query.com mailing list. ...</description>
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	    <title>Xquery tag position</title>
	    <description>Hi, I need some help with the following query:
The xml file is:
&amp;lt;!ELEMENT Dept (Floor+)&amp;gt; 
&amp;lt;!ELEMENT Floor (Office+)&amp;gt; 
&amp;lt;!ELEMENT Office (Person+)&amp;gt; 
     &amp;lt;!ATTLIST Office	code ID #REQUIRED	numPersonMax CDATA #IMPLIED &amp;gt; 
&amp;lt;!ELEMENT Person (FName, LName, YearsOfService)&amp;gt; 
     &amp;lt;!ATTLIST Person code ID #REQUIRED &amp;gt; 
&amp; ...</description>
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	    <title>Can I connect to MonetDB/XQuery?</title>
	    <description>Can I use Stylus Studio to connect to MonetDB/XQuery? I have the jdbc driver and know the manual settings for the classpath etc and am happy to configure these settings manually if it is possible.
I would prefer to connect within Studio rather than saving the xqueries and having to execute them manually from the command line every time. ...</description>
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	    <title>Is there a way to format a number to force two decimal places?</title>
	    <description>My XML document is invalidated because the schema requires a number with two decimal positions. 
Below is an excerpt from my xquery code:
&amp;lt;t5:MontantCaseO&amp;gt;{number($PRL1DTLR00/XDROTHINC)}&amp;lt;/t5:MontantCaseO&amp;gt;

and the error message I receive:
v:\My Documents\RL1XMLProject\xml\MergeRL1_2010_test_.xml:1,13389: value '31.5' does not match regular expressio ...</description>
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	    <title>Please help convert SQL query to Xquery</title>
	    <description>ok, now I want to use this xquery file as input to my xslt file. It doesn't seem to be working, anything look wrong below?
&amp;lt;?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8' ?&amp;gt;
&amp;lt;xsl:stylesheet version='1.0' xmlns:xsl='http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform'&amp;gt;
	&amp;lt;xsl:output method='xml' encoding='UTF-8' indent= ...</description>
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	    <title>Please help convert SQL query to Xquery</title>
	    <description>OK, so this is what I came up with, after watching one of the tutorial videos and fooling around with xquery mapper. 
&amp;lt;root&amp;gt;
	{
	for $PRL1HDRR00 in collection('SPFPRDDTA.PRL1HDRR00')/PRL1HDRR00 
	return 
	&amp;lt;row&amp;gt;

		&amp;lt;dXHTAXYR&amp;gt;
			{
			normalize-space($PRL1HDRR00/XHTAXYR/text())
			}
		&amp;lt;/dXHTAXYR&amp;gt;
		&amp;lt;dX ...</description>
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	    <title>Please help convert SQL query to Xquery</title>
	    <description>Hello,
I am new to Xquery and have been trying to find some examples and/or documentation on how to represent an sql select query in xquery but for some reason I am finding it very difficult to find some solid detailed documentation on how to do this. 
I have established a connection to my IBM DB2 database and have a collection defined in Xquery file as: collection('SPFPRDDTA ...</description>
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	    <title>Connect to SQL Server Express 2008</title>
	    <description>Hi Ivan,
Thanks. I disabled the dynamic TCP Dynamic Ports setting in the SQL Server Configuration Manager and set the port to 1433. That solved the issue.
regards,
Marc ...</description>
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