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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions data/xmldb.xml
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Expand Up @@ -46,16 +46,16 @@ let $split-record :=
</rdf:RDF>
let $filename := concat(util:md5($rec/@rdf:about), ".xml")
return
xdb:store("/db/output", $filename, $split-record)]]></programlisting>
xmldb:store("/db/output", $filename, $split-record)]]></programlisting>
</example>
<para>Let's look at this script in some detail. First, since we are using functions
xmldb:create-collection() and xmldb:store(), which require the user to be logged in
as a member of the dba group, we must log in using xmldb:login(). Once logged in, we
can create a new sub-collection, called "output" using
<command>xdb:create-collection</command>, for which we need to be logged in
<command>xmldb:create-collection</command>, for which we need to be logged in
appropriately using <command>xmldb:login</command>.</para>
<para>Next, the <command>for</command>-loop iterates through all child elements of the
top RDF element. In each iteration, we use <command>xdb:store</command> to write out
top RDF element. In each iteration, we use <command>xmldb:store</command> to write out
the current child node to a new document. Since a unique document name is required
for each new document, we need a way to generate unique names. In this case, the URI
contained in the <command>rdf:about</command> attribute is unique, so we simply
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