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First posted :
03/24/2008
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XQuery Quantified
Expressions
Quantified Expressions are used to quantify items in a given node set. It
uses a so-called quantifier in the form of the some and every
keyword. The evaluation always gives a false or true, given an
error-less expression.
This expression should evaluate to TRUE. Unfortunately, we cannot test
it since EVERY and SOME are not implemented yet in MS XQuery Demo; the
catched XQueryException message is:
