Find (Mapper)

You use the Find dialog box in the XQuery and XSLT Mappers to search for nodes in source and target document trees. To display the Find dialog box, right-click in the source or target document pane, and select Find from the shortcut menu.

Fields

Find what

Type the name of the node you want to search for.

Match whole word only

For example, if you specify that you want to search for author, the search engine does not find instances of authors.

Match case

Finds instances that exactly match the lowercase and uppercase of the letters you enter.

Regular expression

Interprets the text in the Find what field as a regular expression and conducts the search based on that.

Search in

Indicate whether you want to restrict the search to element names and/or attribute names.

Find Next

Jumps to the next instance of the string you are searching for.

For More Information

Building an XQuery Using the Mapper

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