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xslt simple question
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Hi, sorry but I can't figure out the
xslt group and I know I can get a quick question here.
It's something common so I want to
know which is the best well-known approach.
Let's say I have:
<exported-data>
<department
name="accounting">
<member>
<name>foo</name>
</member>
<member>
<name>Peter</name>
</member>
</department>
<department
name="other">
....
</exported-data>
And I want to create an xslt
stylesheet to transform the XML into SQL statements for the tables:
department(id,name)
members(id,name,deptid)
I can assume the tables are
empty
Which is the best approach? obviously
the problem is dealing with ids, you have to mantain the id for each member of
the
department and "increment" ids as you
create new departments/ members.
Thanks!
Garland
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