Thanks for all the reply ...That helped ...

>>> michael.h.kay@xxxxxxxxxxxx 06/24/02 04:41PM >>>
Of course. You can count the size of any node-set, and you can construct
a node-set using predicates.

count(apps[sysid=416])

Michael Kay
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> KUMAR NINGASHETTY
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> Subject:  Using Count() conditionally ??
> 
> 
> 
> Hi ..
>      I am trying to count the total number of 416's and 415's 
> in the following xml ... Is there is anyway to use predicates 
> in count function  to acheive this.
>    
> any help and pointers ...
> 
> <rep>
>   <appl>
>        <apps>
>            <sysid>416</sysid>		
>         </apps>
>         <apps>
>            <sysid>415</sysid>		
>         </apps>        
>         <apps>
>            <sysid>415</sysid>		
>         </apps>        
>         <apps>
>            <sysid>416</sysid>		
>         </apps>        
>         <apps>
>            <sysid>416</sysid>		
>         </apps>        
>   </appl>
>  </rep>
> 
> Thanks ...
> -Kumar
> 
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