Hello!

Software:

• Windows 2000 Professional + SP3
  
• Tamino 4.1.4.1
  
• Apache Web Server 1.3.22
  
• PHP 4.3.2
  

I just downloaded new PHP API for Tamino:
http://developer.softwareag.com/tamino/download.htm#phpapi

Using these two scrips:
- TaminoAPI.php,
- TaminoHelperFunctions.php
I can execute query to Tamino. It is simple. :)Example script example01.php works good.

Unfortunately, I cannot insert new documents into databases using TaminoAPI.php

So, how can I add new record? For sample code, I will be very grateful.

In advance, thanks a lot!

best regards,
Dariusz Baumann

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Hi Dariusz,

Here’s an example:-

  
// code fragment to insert a document

$database = "mydb";
$tamino = &new TaminoAPI("localhost", "80", $database, "", "");

$xml = "<?xml version='1.0'?>";
$xml .= "<somedocument>xxxxx</somedocument>";

if ($tamino->process($xml)) {
echo "document inserted ok";
} else {
echo "General failure inserting document";
thfPrintError($tamino);
}

Hope this helps.

Stuart Fyffe-Collins
Software AG (UK) Ltd.

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Hello Stuart!

First of all, thanks a lot for a very quick answer!

Inserting to Tamino new documents now works pretty good!

Now, I need to modify data in my database. I just wrote a sample code which returning all value nodes:

Here is example sample data:



Franz
M

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Hi Dariusz,

to modify only single elements or attributes of a document, you will be much easier off if you use the XQuery update operations instead of loading a whole document from Tamino, changing it and storing it back into Tamino. The PHP API provides an xquery()-method.

You could do something like the following:

$xquery  = "update for \$a in input()/myDoctype ".
"where \$a/myElement=\"myValue\" ".
"do replace \$a/myElement ".
"with <myElement>myNewValue</myElement>";
$tamino->xquery($xquery);

regards,
Heiko

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