XQuery and the power of learning by example

Blogger : InfoWorld: Web services
All posts : All posts by InfoWorld: Web services
Category : SQLXML
Blogged date : 2006 Nov 15

If you set out to explore XQuery, the XML query language, you’ll soon encounter a collection of examples, or use-cases, that show how XQuery can query and transform XML data. These scenarios are elaborated in a W3C document that presents a sample data set — about books, authors, prices, and reviews — and enumerates a set of queries against that data. For each query, there’s a description (“List names of users who have placed multiple bids of at least $100 each”), a solution written in XQuery code, and an expected XML output.

Read comments or post a reply to : XQuery and the power of learning by example

CONTENTS

Page 9693 of 19542

Newest posts



	Recent Jobs Integration Specialist Needed - Work Fro Virtualization Server Infrastructure Arc A great opportunity to Digital Video Eng here is a greate opportunity as a SMS En A great opportunity as a Network Enginee View all Jobs (Add yours) View all CV (Add yours)

	Chicago Web Site Design spfxmasks conference calling Versace sunglasses air freshener odor remover
	Partners Dream.In.Code dotNet Slackers dotNet Spider Your HTML Source VisualBuilder.com DevGuru Planet Source Code ZVON.ORG Web Design ASPAlliance XML Pitstop Scripts The Spot 4 SAP Bitshop Web Hosting

Email TopXML