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Why don't you easily test it? It's absolutely correct.
Only 2 comments: 1. '.' means all descendant text-nodes of the current node. In your case it causes no problem, but '.' of <root> is 'ABCDEFABCFGHABC'. So using 'text()' instead of '.' is safer. 2. Why are you using '//root...'? '//' searches the root and all descendants - so all nodes in your XML - for this pattern. Remove one of the slashes and it will be correct too - and with big XML-files very much faster. Regards, Joerg Laura Jenkins wrote:
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