c# xpath queries

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4 November 2003, 14:00
Re: Bug

fixed
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4 November 2003, 00:57
Re: Bug
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3 November 2003, 23:13
Re: Bug

1. i'm tired of t-sql
2. diffgrams and updategrams are fun
3. schema/datasets/classes in c# are new
4. xml is native in .net data objects
5. it's fast
6. it's the future
7. it's portable
8. it's scalable
9. it's good with firewalls
10. the client wants it!
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3 November 2003, 23:04
Re: Bug

LOL, ScotsPine, any chance you could give a few good reasons _why_ to use XML/XSLT for a query???
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Guest replied

3 November 2003, 21:44
Bug

yes - that particular bug is 'by design'
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Guest replied

3 November 2003, 19:34
Bug

Looks like a little bug has crept into your code :x

If only they were that easy to spot.

I have not idea what the answer is.

Try MSDN, Google or somewhere like experts exchange.

Good luck.
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3 November 2003, 18:11
c# xpath queries

does anybody know how to pass in more than a single parameter to an xpath query?

i have...(hope ezboard leaves the code alone)

cmd.CommandType = SqlXmlCommandType.XPath;
cmd.RootTag = "ROOT";
cmd.Namespaces= "xmlns:x ='urn:myschema:PersonDetails'";
cmd.SchemaPath= absPath + "\\referralSchemaForUpdates.xsd";
cmd.CommandText = "PersonDetails[@PersonID=\"_personid\"[PersonDetails/ReferralDetails[@ReferralId=\"_referralid\"]]";

i need to pass two parms into the commandtext.
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