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  • 1.  XQL [ino:id]

    Posted Thu May 17, 2001 10:24 AM

    Hi,

    I need some clarification on the XQL.
    I wrote one servlet which does the basic operations like Insert,Delete,Query and Edit the required record as Id as the primary.
    I am not clear how to retrive the [ino:id] for the required record.
    Suppose I have

    1
    Test

    in the Tamino.
    I gave Product[ProdId=‘1’]/Product[ProdId=1], it didn’t reply me.
    When I give Product[@ino:id=5], it returned me the record.
    Using Tamino Interactive Interface, I could find the ino:id, but how to do programmatically ?

    Thanks in advance,
    N.V.Sairam

    Please help me to proceed.


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  • 2.  RE: XQL [ino:id]

    Posted Thu May 17, 2001 07:21 PM

    Hi,

    why do you want to retrieve the ino:id?
    It is possible to find this information at insert
    time, from the TaminoResult - but I think the
    ProdId should be used for retrieving your
    documents.

    Trevor.


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  • 3.  RE: XQL [ino:id]

    Posted Fri May 18, 2001 04:25 AM

    Hi,

    Whenever I try Product[ProdId=1] it says,
    No element/attribute found. But if I try Product, it is listing the record. So only when I give ino:id, it is listing the details. Where I am missing ?

    Thanks,
    N.V.Sairam


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  • 4.  RE: XQL [ino:id]

    Posted Sat May 19, 2001 01:01 AM

    Excuse the stupid question, but are you sure that you don’t have any blanks in the content of the element? Otherwise the Product[ProdId = ‘1’] query should work …


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  • 5.  RE: XQL [ino:id]

    Posted Tue May 22, 2001 03:47 AM

    Thanks for the regards.
    I have understood I placed a silly question.


    I am using the Tamino Developer Edition [1.2.1.5] for Windows NT. I have copied all the jars [domsdk.jar, sax.jar, sxsrte.jar, taminoclient.jar,w3cdom1.jar,xp.jar,xt.jar] from the Tamino Starter Kit, and included in my classpath. I am trying the sameple programs that are being provided with that, like
    DemoPing, DemoInsert, DemoDelete…

    Code of the DemoInsert****************************

    /* DemoInsert demonstrates how to insert an Element into a Document

    /* Tamino DOM API classes are included in package
    com.softwareag.tamino.API.dom.
    The Docuverse DOM Implementation is included in
    package com.docuverse.dom.
    /

    import com.softwareag.tamino.API.dom.;
    import com.docuverse.dom.;


    /

    This Demo insert an xml document like this below:



    Wehlmann124
    Wehlmann124
    Wehlmann
    Anton
    <Date_of_Birth>02.01.1945</Date_of_Birth>
    <Company_Name>Deutsche Bank</Company_Name>
    Herr
    Wehlmann124@web.de

    Seitersweg 200
    Darmstadt
    64287
    Germany
    06150-41404
    06150-896177

    /
    public class DemoInsert

    public static final void main(String[] arg) throws Exception


    try{
    TaminoClient tamino=new TaminoClient( parseArgs(arg) );

    System.out.println(" I am in first step ");

    / Begin of session /
    tamino.startSession();

    System.out.println(" I am in second step ");

    / Create a new Document /
    BasicDocument doc=new BasicDocument();

    System.out.println(" I am in third step ");

    / Create a new Root Element /
    BasicElement telephone = new BasicElement(doc,“Telephone”);

    System.out.println(" I am in first step ");

    / Create a new Attribute in Telephone /
    /
    xml: /
    telephone.setAttribute(“EntryID”,“124”);

    BasicElement c = new BasicElement(doc,“LoginName”);
    c.appendChild(new BasicText(doc,“Wehlmann125”));
    telephone.appendChild(c);

    c = new BasicElement(doc,“PassWord”);
    c.appendChild(new BasicText(doc,“Wehlmann124”));
    telephone.appendChild(c);

    c = new BasicElement(doc,“Lastname”);
    c.appendChild(new BasicText(doc,“Wehlmann”));
    telephone.appendChild(c);

    c = new BasicElement(doc,“Firstname”);
    c.appendChild(new BasicText(doc,“Anton”));
    telephone.appendChild(c);

    c = new BasicElement(doc,“Date_of_Birth”);
    c.appendChild(new BasicText(doc,“02.01.1945”));
    telephone.appendChild(c);

    c = new BasicElement(doc,“Company_Name”);
    c.appendChild(new BasicText(doc,“Deutsche Bank”));
    telephone.appendChild(c);

    c = new BasicElement(doc,“Salutation”);
    c.appendChild(new BasicText(doc,“Herr”));
    telephone.appendChild(c);

    c = new BasicElement(doc,“Email”);
    c.appendChild(new BasicText(doc,"Wehlmann124@web.de"));
    telephone.appendChild(c);

    / Create a new sub element Address /
    BasicElement adresse = new BasicElement(doc,“Address”);


    c = new BasicElement(doc,“Street”);
    c.appendChild(new BasicText(doc,“Seitersweg 200”));
    adresse.appendChild(c);

    c = new BasicElement(doc,“City”);
    c.appendChild(new BasicText(doc,“Darmstadt”));
    adresse.appendChild(c);

    c = new BasicElement(doc,“ZIP”);
    c.appendChild(new BasicText(doc,“64287”));
    adresse.appendChild(c);

    c = new BasicElement(doc,“Country”);
    c.appendChild(new BasicText(doc,“Germany”));
    adresse.appendChild(c);

    c = new BasicElement(doc,“Telephone”);
    c.appendChild(new BasicText(doc,“06150-41404”));
    adresse.appendChild(c);

    c = new BasicElement(doc,“Fax”);
    c.appendChild(new BasicText(doc,“06150-896177”));
    adresse.appendChild(c);

    telephone.appendChild(adresse);

    / Now the DOM Element telephone is complete
    /* Use method printTree of class TaminoClient to printout the
    just created document tree /
    TaminoClient.printTree(telephone);
    /
    use method insert of class TaminoClient to insert the document
    into tamino database , default collection*/
    TaminoResult tr= tamino.insert(telephone);

    /* end of transaction /
    tamino.commit(true);

    / start a query to test the new document and show the result element on the
    screen /
    tr = tamino.query(“Telephone[LoginName="Wehlmann125"]”);
    if (tr.getElement() != null ){
    TaminoClient.printTree(tr.getElement());
    }
    else
    System.out.println(“Telephone[@LoginName="Wehlmann125"] not
    found” );

    / end of session /
    tamino.endSession();
    }
    /
    call class TaminoError to catch the error /
    catch (com.softwareag.tamino.API.dom.TaminoError e){
    System.out.println("Tamino Error Text: " + e.errorText );
    System.out.println("Tamino Error Code: " + e.responseCode );
    }


    }

    / Definition of method parseArgs /


    public static final String parseArgs(String[] args){
    if (args.length >= 1)
    return args[0];

    else

    System.out.println(“\n>> Tamino Demo Programs << \n” +
    “Copyright (c) 2000 SOFTWARE AG, ALL Rights Reserved.
    \n\n” +
    “Usage: java Demo… database-url \n” +
    " e.g.Tamino Version 1.2 java DemoQuery
    http://pcmypc/tamino/mydb \n" +
    " e.g.Tamino Version 2.1 java DemoQuery
    http://pcmypc/tamino/mydb/mycollection \n" );
    System.exit(0);
    return null;
    }
    }

    }


    *****
    My URL is http://localhost/tamino/NECBS.

    I just ran the above program, I got the result as below,

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
    - <ino:response xmlns:ino=“http://namespaces.softwareag.com/tamino/response"<BR>xmlns:xql="http://metalab.unc.edu/xql/”>
    xql:queryTelephone[LoginName=‘Wehlmann125’]</xql:query>
    - <ino:message ino:returnvalue=“9539”>
    <ino:messagetext ino:code=“INOXZE9539”>Element/attribute not
    defined</ino:messagetext>
    </ino:message>
    </ino:response>


    with setting Databse URL as http://localhost/tamino/NECBS
    and XQL as 1. Telephone[LoginName=‘Wehlmann125’]
    2. Telephone[@LoginName="Wehlmann125"]
    3. Telephone[@LoginName=Wehlmann125]
    but I got the result as below, except the respective
    xql:queryTelephone[LoginName=‘Wehlmann125’]</xql:query>
    xql:queryTelephone[@LoginName="Wehlmann125"]</xql:query>
    xql:queryTelephone[@LoginName=Wehlmann125]</xql:query>



    When I try with setting Databse URL as http://localhost/tamino/NECBS
    and XQL as Telephone,

    I got the result as

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
    - <ino:response xmlns:ino=“http://namespaces.softwareag.com/tamino/response"<BR>xmlns:xql="http://metalab.unc.edu/xql/”>
    xql:queryTelephone</xql:query>
    - <ino:message ino:returnvalue=“0”>
    ino:messagelineXQL Request processing</ino:messageline>
    </ino:message>
    - xql:result
    -
    Wehlmann125
    Wehlmann124
    Wehlmann
    Anton
    <Date_of_Birth>02.01.1945</Date_of_Birth>
    <Company_Name>Deutsche Bank</Company_Name>
    Herr
    Wehlmann124@web.de
    -
    Seitersweg 200
    Darmstadt
    64287
    Germany
    06150-41404
    06150-896177


    </xql:result>
    - <ino:cursor ino:count=“1”>
    <ino:first ino:href=“?_XQL(1,16)=Telephone” />
    </ino:cursor>
    - <ino:message ino:returnvalue=“0”>
    ino:messagelineXQL Request processed</ino:messageline>
    </ino:message>
    </ino:response>


    When I try XQL as Telephone[@ino:id=“1”]

    I got the result as

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
    - <ino:response xmlns:ino=“http://namespaces.softwareag.com/tamino/response"<BR>xmlns:xql="http://metalab.unc.edu/xql/”>
    xql:queryTelephone[@ino:id=“1”]</xql:query>
    - <ino:message ino:returnvalue=“0”>
    ino:messagelineXQL Request processing</ino:messageline>
    </ino:message>
    - xql:result
    -
    Wehlmann125
    Wehlmann124
    Wehlmann
    Anton
    <Date_of_Birth>02.01.1945</Date_of_Birth>
    <Company_Name>Deutsche Bank</Company_Name>
    Herr
    Wehlmann124@web.de
    -
    Seitersweg 200
    Darmstadt
    64287
    Germany
    06150-41404
    06150-896177


    </xql:result>
    - <ino:cursor ino:count=“1”>
    <ino:first ino:href=“?_XQL(1,16)=Telephone[@ino:id=“1”]” />
    </ino:cursor>
    - <ino:message ino:returnvalue=“0”>
    ino:messagelineXQL Request processed</ino:messageline>
    </ino:message>
    </ino:response>
    ***********


    Please tell me the problem with my appraoch.

    Thanks,
    N.V.Sairam
    :smiley:


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  • 6.  RE: XQL [ino:id]

    Posted Wed May 23, 2001 10:54 PM

    I think your xql should be Telephone[LoginName~=‘Wehlmann125’] instead of the Telephone[LoginName=‘Wehlmann125’]


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  • 7.  RE: XQL [ino:id]

    Posted Wed May 30, 2001 03:46 AM

    Thanks Chetan Jagtap.


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