RE: variable handling

> I dont know what should be the appropriate title for this 
> problem of mine.

The appropriate title would be "grouping" and the solution can be found
in XSLT textbooks under "grouping" or more specifically "Muenchian
grouping". Check http://www.jenitennison.com/xslt/grouping

Michael Kay
Software AG
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> 
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
> <TeamInfo>
> 	<row>
> 		<team>1 </team>
> 		<teamName>First Team</teamName>
> 		<name>Vinod</name>
> 	</row>
> 	<row>
> 			<team>1 </team>
> 			<teamName>First Team </teamName>
> 			<name>Kavita</name>
> 	</row>
> 	<row>
> 		<team>2 </team>
> 		<teamName>Second Team </teamName>
> 		<name>Suren</name>
> 	</row>
> 	<row>
> 			<team>2 </team>
> 			<teamName>Second Team </teamName>
> 			<name>Amit</name>
> 	</row>
> 	<row>
> 			<team>3 </team>
> 			<teamName>Third Team </teamName>
> 			<name>Shilpa</name>
> 	</row>
> </TeamInfo>
> 
> I want to convert it into something like this
> 
> <teams>
> 	<team number="1" name="First Team">
> 		<member> Vinod </member>
> 		<member> Kavita </member>
> 	</team>
> 	<team number="2" name="Second Team">
> 		<member> Suren </member>
> 		<member> Amit </member>
> 	</team>
> 	<team number="3" name="Third Team">
> 		<member> Shilpa </member>
> 	</team>
> </teams>
> 
> Please note that there can be n number of teams with m 
> members in each team.
> 
> I had an XSLT code but the rigidity of variables(they are all 
> of type final, 
> plz plz someone say that I am wrong) is coming in between. I 
> dont want to 
> bias any of you experts with my code. Plz plz plz reply at 
> the earliest.
> 
> Anita
> 
> 
> 
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