SQL query in XSL-schema

Iu2019m working on an intercompany scenario,
where I have to synchronize goods receipt lines to a purchase order in another company.
When I am reading the item lines of the good receipt, I should be able to read the item card and based on an udf-field,
I should decide whether the line may be synchronized or not.
Is it possible to add in the xsl-shema a sql query ?
<FinalAtomResult xmlns="">
   <BOM>
      <BO>
          <AdmInfo>
          <Documents>
               <Document_Lines>
     <xsl:for-each select="$msg/BOM/BO/Document_Lines/*">
> The SQL query should be defined here ...
       <row>
         <LineNum>
            <xsl:value-of select="LineNum"></xsl:value-of>
         </LineNum>
         <ItemCode>
               <xsl:value-of select="ItemCode"></xsl:value-of>
         </ItemCode>

Hi Mario,
As you have created another post for the same problem I consider this one as solved.
Capturing the result of an SQL Call in B1i
Regards,
Trinidad.

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Ram8

Difficult to be sure without any more detailed information, but I suspect that O7 is in effect copying the remote tables to local temp space, then joining; 8i is factoring out a better query to send to the remote DBs, which does as much work as possible on the remote DB before shipping remaining rows back to local.
You should be able to use EXPLAIN PLAN to identify what SQL is being shipped to the remote DB, If you can't (and it's been quite a while since I tried DB links or O7) then get the remote DBs to yourself, and set SQL_TRACE on for the remote instances. Execute the query and then examine the remote trace files, And don't forget to turn off the tracing when you're done.
Of course it could just be that the CBO got better,,,
HTH - if not, post your query and plans for the local db, and the remote queries.
Regards Nigel

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