RE: ORA-FO-MAXMIN 15.3.3 fn:max, 15.3.4 fn:min

Steve:

Thanks for your comment.

 

Yes, if fn:min() or fn:max() are passed a sequence consisting only of
NaN values, these values are removed.

The input is now an empty sequence and, thus, an empty sequence is
returned.  We have reordered the

rules in fn:min() and fn:max() to make this clearer.

 

All the best, Ashok 

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Subject: ORA-FO-MAXMIN 15.3.3 fn:max, 15.3.4 fn:min 

 

Functions and Operators, Section 15.3.3 fn:max, 15.3.4 fn:min 


If a sequence contains only "NaN" values, then the result of fn:max or
fn:min is the empty sequence. 
Is this correct ?