RE: possible nested loops

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Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2006 08:07:45 -0000 (GMT)
To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
From: garry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE:  possible nested loops
Message-ID: <41501.84.45.131.100.1139990865.squirrel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

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			I need to return each country's data as one block before the next. When I
			use code such as that on page 615 of Michael Kay's book - XSLT 2 (fill in
			the blanks type) I can get the country name to repeat:

			<xsl:for-each select="//country">
			<xsl-if test="name"><input name="country.name:records"
			value="{name}"></xsl-if>
			</xsl-for-each>

			But when I use another for-each loop inside this I get spurious results
			when applied to an xml document containing 2 pupil records and if I apply
			it to my 800 plus record xml doc, Oxygen runs out of memory and xmlSpy
			dies during the transformation.
			I am on another machine here so I can't post the original docs at present
			but will do later if it would help.
			regards
			garry

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Altova is working on improving performance in the engines. However, regardless
of how large a machine is and how efficient the code, there will always be an
example that is too large. If you could send your example files to Altova
Support, or post a location where they can be found we could take a look at
it.
regards
margaret

... Margaret A. Gr|n-Kerr
... Quality Assurance Engineer
... Altova GmbH

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