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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > Specifying Children or Descendants of Parent Nodes Specifying Children or Descendants of Parent NodesSometimes you want a query to return information about a sibling of the context node. One way to obtain a sibling is to define a query that navigates up to the parent and then down to the sibling.
For example, suppose the context node is the first
The double dot (
Now suppose that the context node is still the first
The double dot notation need not appear at the beginning of a query. It can appear anywhere in a query string, just like the dot notation. |
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