Getting Started with Queries

This section provides information to get you started using queries. It does not provide complete information about how to define a query. Instead, it provides instructions for defining typical queries you might want to run. There are numerous cross-references to later sections that provide complete information about a particular query construct.

The topics discussed in this section include

Obtaining All Marked-Up Text

Obtaining a Portion of an XML Document

Obtaining All Elements of a Particular Name

Obtaining All Elements of a Particular Name from a Particular Branch

Different Results from Similar Queries

Queries That Return More Than You Want

Specifying Attributes in Queries

Filtering Results of Queries

Wildcards in Queries

Calling Functions in Queries

Case Sensitivity and Blank Spaces in Queries

Precedence of Query Operators

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