- From: Jule Kleine <listmail@web.de>
- Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2005 13:07:41 +0200
- To: www-ql@w3.org
Hi,
I would like to check, if the name of the second element of a parent element is "youngestSon". Is it possible to query this with xpath/xquery (I use xquery with xpath-expressions, in fact I already know the name of the element but want to get sure with an exist-statement, that the element's position is 2) ?
<parent>
<oldestSon>A</oldestSon>
<youngestSon>B</youngestSon>
</parent>
Note, that the child element names are different. What I dont need is the second son in the following example (therefor I could use /parent/son[position()==2] )
<parent>
<son>A</son>
<son>B</son>
</parent>
----
My XQuery is:
xquery version "1.0";
for $parent in doc("sample.xml")/parent
let $oldestson:= $parent/oldestSon
let $youngestson:= $parent/youngestSon
where (
exists($parent)
and exists($oldestson)
and exists($youngestson)
)
return (
<success/>
)
-----
The Query checks, if in the sample-document there exists a parent with oldestSon and youngestSon, but doesnt make sure, that oldestSon comes before youngestSon. I could use
where $oldestson < $youngestson
but have cases where I dont know all elements (and therefor nothing about oldestson), so would like something like
where $youngestson "IS SECOND CHILD OF PARENT"
Thank you for any help!!!
Jule
Thank you for any help!
Jule
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