[xquery-talk] xQuery beginner Question
Michael Rys
mrys at microsoft.com
Fri Jun 2 13:56:23 PDT 2006
The first one gets you the first two instruments at every level below
$b, the second one gets you the first two instruments of all the
instruments below $b.
Basically [] binds stronger than /.
Best regards
Michael
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> Hi,
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> This is my first post here. I have just started experimenting
> with xQuery and I have small question what is difference between these
> 2.
>
> $b//instrument[position()<=2]
> ($b//instrument)[position()<=2]
>
> Thanks,
> Sri
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