I have a series of update queries, like the ones below:
update for $a in input()/NDFRRedactieData where $a/@WetID =“W6826” and $a/@ArtCode=“1” do replace $a/@Status with attribute Status {“AUTEUR”};
update for $a in input()/NDFRRedactieData where $a/@WetID =“W6826” and $a/@ArtCode=“10” do replace $a/@Status with attribute Status {“NIEUW”};
update for $a in input()/NDFRRedactieData where $a/@WetID =“W6826” and $a/@ArtCode=“11” do replace $a/@Status with attribute Status {“NIEUW”};
update for $a in input()/NDFRRedactieData where $a/@WetID =“W6826” and $a/@ArtCode=“12” do replace $a/@Status with attribute Status {“NIEUW”};
update for $a in input()/NDFRRedactieData where $a/@WetID =“W6826” and $a/@ArtCode=“13” do replace $a/@Status with attribute Status {“NIEUW”};
update for $a in input()/NDFRRedactieData where $a/@WetID =“W6826” and $a/@ArtCode=“14” do replace $a/@Status with attribute Status {“NIEUW”};
update for $a in input()/NDFRRedactieData where $a/@WetID =“W6826” and $a/@ArtCode=“15” do replace $a/@Status with attribute Status {“NIEUW”};
update for $a in input()/NDFRRedactieData where $a/@WetID =“W6826” and $a/@ArtCode=“16” do replace $a/@Status with attribute Status {“NIEUW”};
update for $a in input()/NDFRRedactieData where $a/@WetID =“W6826” and $a/@ArtCode=“17” do replace $a/@Status with attribute Status {“NIEUW”};
update for $a in input()/NDFRRedactieData where $a/@WetID =“W6826” and $a/@ArtCode=“18” do replace $a/@Status with attribute Status {“NIEUW”};
Is there any easy way to run these?
In SQL these queries would be parsed one after another, separated by the semi-colon. But in the interactive interface an the X-query tool of Tamino I’m only able to run one querie at the time…