Optomizing my query

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Hi,
Had to modify my original question. Found some answers. We use ino: when loading a document. This allows us to quickly search for documents via ino:docname=‘’ but so far I only know who to do this while using X-Query. Can you search and view ino information via XQuery instead?

Thanks!
Sal

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yes, please use teh tf:getDocname function,

e.g.

for $x in input()/Person
where tf:getDocname(root($x))=“P1”
return $x

Please make sure to apply this function to document nodes only (i.e.,
use the root function to get the corresponding document node

regards

Harald

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And don’t forget to add the tf namespace decl at the top of your XQuery so that it can resolve the function:

declare namespace tf = “http://namespaces.softwareag.com/tamino/TaminoFunction”

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I’m getting Unknown Function. I am using Tamino 4.2.1 which I am to assume has XQuery 4 capabilities. Am I missing something.

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The following query works with 4.2. I suggest you copy and paste it to test:

declare namespace tf = “http://namespaces.softwareag.com/tamino/TaminoFunction”
for $x in collection(“ino:etc”)/*
where tf:getDocname(root($x))=“P1”
return $x

Of course, it might not find a document, but you can check syntax and function usage this way