- From: Jose Maria Sanchez Saez <jmss@gssi.es>
- Date: Tue, 18 Dec 2001 11:15:47 +0100
- To: www-ql@w3c.org
Hi all. Suppose the next XML document <doc> <elem> <dat>3</dat> <dat>2</dat> </element> </doc> and let study the next query FOR $v in //elem WHERE $v/dat < 5 RETURNS $v My problem is the valuation of the WHERE part of the query expression. In the XQuery recommendation: "Only those tuples for which the condition in the WHERE-clause is true are used to invoke the RETURN clause. The WHERE-clause may contain several predicates, connected by AND and OR. " So, the expression in the WHERE clause have to be evaluable as a boolean. But in my example, $v/dat evaluate as a sequence (doesn't it?), and the operator < evaluate for each member of that sequence. So I have a sequence of boolean values. Then, I think that this expression will make a mistake, because it evaluate to a sequence of size > 1, and not to a boolean value (or a sequence of size 1 of boolean values :-), and it don't care if all the values in the sequence are true. Am I wrong? Thank you, and excuse my English. José María Sánchez Sáez (:-) jmss@gssi.es Málaga (Spain)
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