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>>>>> "MK" == Michael Kay <michael.h.kay@ntlworld.com> writes:
MK> XQuery will definitely give benefits, though, when searching
MK> large indexed databases. I think there are sound technical
MK> reasons why XQuery is more amenable to that kind of
MK> optimization than XSLT is: and in any case, I don't see anyone
MK> trying to produce an XSLT implementation that can handle this
MK> scenario.
Could you expand a bit on those "sound technical reasons"? I just
finished doing an XPath implementation on top of a database. As I
understood it, XPath expressions form the basis for XQuery as well as
XSLT, so the distinction should be in xSLT specific things, right?
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Regards,
Berend. (-:
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