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[XQuery Talk Mailing List Archive Home] [By Date] [By Thread] [By Subject] [By Author] [Recent Entries] [Reply To This Message] get highest numberWolfgang wolfgang at exist-db.orgWed May 14 17:11:24 PDT 2008
> Or switch to a better XQuery processor. I find it hard to imagine why a > product should take noticeably longer to evaluate max(//@id) than it takes > to evaluate //@id. If Gonzberg is using eXist (I remember other posts on the corresponding lists), I can explain the difference: evaluating //@id is entirely index-based (as John already suspected). Compared to this, max(//@id) requires access to the actual attribute nodes, which generates a lot more IO. Better index-support for aggregate functions would help here, but that's work in progress. Wolfgang
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