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> From: Michael Kay [mailto:michael.h.kay@ntlworld.com]
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> I think the number of cases where you can do this
> automatically is rather limited, though it might become
> rather more feasible if the optimizer has knowledge of the
> schema. It only takes a single template that uses "..", or a
> leading "//", or <xsl:number/>, or key(), or various other
> things, to make the optimization invalid, unless you know for
> certain that these are only selecting within the current subtree.
What if you avoid such constructs? What if all your expressions only select
along the child and attribute axes -- are existing XSLT engines (SAXON, for
instance) smart enough to optimize for that and not try to hold the entire
document structure in memory?
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