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[XQuery Talk Mailing List Archive Home] [By Date] [By Thread] [By Subject] [By Author] [Recent Entries] [Reply To This Message] Where Clause and XDT:Untyped IssuesMichael Kay mike at saxonica.comSun Feb 3 00:48:49 PST 2008
You sent me a sample of the source document off-list, I assume you meant it to go to the list: <pb n="29" xml:id="010003-031"/> <ad><head><emph rend="bold deepink">Hostess</emph> is back with new Baseball Cards...to collect and trade with your friends.</head> <p><emph rend="bold orange">3 Free Baseball Cards</emph> <emph rend="bold">on specially marked boxes of HostessR Snack Cakes.</emph></p> <p>A total of 150 cards. Full of facts. Collect 'em. Trade 'em.</p> <p>3 full-color cards printed on the bottom of every specially marked box of Twinkies<emph rend="sup">R</emph>, Cup Cakes, Suzy Q's <emph rend="sup">R</emph>, and other mmmmmmmm-delicious Hostess<emph rend="sup">R</emph> Snacks. </p> <note>RHostess. Twinkies and Suzy Q's are registered trademarks of ITT Continental Baking Co. <lb/> Offer expires August 31, 1976</note> </ad> With this kind of data, I strongly suspect that the reason your attempt to eliminate duplicates isn't working is that the apparent duplicate ads are actually different in some minor detail. Try selecting two ads that you believe to be duplicates and comparing them using eq. Michael Kay http://www.saxonica.com/ > -----Original Message----- > From: Wei, Alice J. [mailto:http://x-query.com/mailman/listinfo/talk] > Sent: 02 February 2008 22:12 > To: Michael Kay; 'Torsten Grust' > Cc: http://x-query.com/mailman/listinfo/talk > Subject: RE: Where Clause and XDT:Untyped Issues > > Hi, Michael: > > Thanks, I did not realize that my <head type="main"> and > <head type="sub"> can bring so many of these relevant errors. > > I have fixed up the code to as follows: > > let $ad := fn:collection("xmldb:exist://db/my")//ad > let $sorted_result:= > for $doc in distinct-values($ad) > where contains($ad/head[@type='sub'],'Baseball') > order by $doc > return $doc > for $r at $count in $sorted_result > let $nodes := $ad[. = $r] > return > <ad> > <statistics> > Showing Result: {$count} / {count($sorted_result)} > </statistics> {$nodes} </ad> > > This produces no type error issues, but neither does it bring > back results. > > If I change the where clause to where > contains($doc,'Baseball'), it brings back something like the > one in the following: > > <ad> ... > </ad> > <!--Another duplicate of the <ad> --> > </ad> >
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