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  • Ryan Barrett (12/1/2011)


    You are correct... the text() is not required.

    In fact, as described, text() will cause an error.

  • Revenant (12/1/2011)


    Ryan Barrett (12/1/2011)


    You are correct... the text() is not required.

    In fact, as described, text() will cause an error.

    What makes you think that?

    Tom

  • Hugo Kornelis (12/1/2011)


    Nice question. XML is one part of the database I am still struggling with. I first ticked the answer I thought was corerct without submitting, then went to the dosumentation to double check - and was relieved to find that my first idea was indeed correct. 🙂

    Oh, and Ron --- you might need to adjust your sarcasm detector; it's malfunctioning 😛

    At almost 3 AM (my time) my other senses were, I must admit, rather dull

    If everything seems to be going well, you have obviously overlooked something.

    Ron

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  • Nice Question!!!!

  • I don't believe that text() will cause an error in this xml example.

  • thanks for the question. this is an area that i haven't used much in production however this is on the radar in the coming year so tks for making me work through an area I may otherwise have delayed becoming more familiar.

    cheers

  • Nice question. Always good to freshen up XML a bit, as I almost never use it.

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  • Thank you for the question

    What text() ?

    Iulian

  • XML..

    I always try to find alternate for XML. "I have to learn XML"- This has became part of my new year resolution. But I never tried to stand with my resolutions..

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