I have a xml code:
<root>
<data id="1">
<value>80</value>
</data>
</root>
I execute the following query XQuery in C# .NET:
For $b IN document(\"filename.xml\")/root/data
WHERE $b/@.id =\"1\" RETURN $b/value
and XQuery show me the following error:
'(' expected. Maybe you are using a known function name like last, data, text etc as an identifier. For this release , this is not allowed.
I can't change the name "data" for my Xml Node so
how can I solve my problem using the word "data" in XQuery?
Note that the XQuery engine in C# .Net was just a technology preview and is not supported.
One way to work around your problem is to replace /root/data with /root/*[local-name() = "data"].
Best regards
Michael|||Thank you,
but function local-name() generate an error:
User Defined Functions not supported
This error is try with other function eg. concat, tokenize, upper-case, etc.
I using XQuery Demo: Microsoft.Xml.XQuery.dll (19/02/2002)
Exists one more recent version?
|||You may need to use fn:local-name() instead.Note that the demo is not supported and no newer version is available.