- From: Houman Khorasani <khorasani@web.de>
- Date: Tue, 15 Jun 2004 15:48:22 -0500
- To: www-ql@w3.org
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Dear Sir, I have right now a hard time to understand grouping in XQuery. I came from the relational database to XQuery. http://www.w3.org/TR/xquery/#id-grouping has an example about grouping but just on ONE document. I wonder how this should work on a join. Is there any grouping example on a join between two documents? Right now I am trying to use grouping in the following SQL statement: SELECT wisc_berkeley_tracetime.rID, ip, min FROM wisc_berkeley_tracelist INNER JOIN wisc_berkeley_tracetime ON wisc_berkeley_tracelist.rID = wisc_berkeley_tracetime.rID WHERE (wisc_berkeley_tracetime.ndate = '20000801000000') GROUP by wisc_berkeley_tracelist.ip; This XQuery statement has no 'group by' on ip yet. I am aware of distinct-value but have no idea how to use it in an efficient way on this query. for $wbtl in doc("wisc_berkeley_tracelist.xml")//row, $wbtt in doc("wisc_berkeley_tracetime.xml")//row[dat = '20000801000000' and rID = $wbtl/rID] return <ROW> { $wbtt/rID, $wbtl/ip, $wbtt/min } </ROW> I appreciate any help, Houman Khorasani University of Wisconsin Platteville
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