Xml search

I have implemeted Xpath search in flash .the xml contains
more than 70000 lines(2 MB in size) and because of this the
searching is very slow, and also the flash player gives the warnng
message about the script making the flash player slowly. Is there
any way to make this warning message not to be displayed , or is
there any way to make the xml search faster

SELECT *
FROM your_table t
WHERE XMLExists(
        '/Project/Basics[Attribute=$str]'
        PASSING t.xmltype_col
              , 'sam' as "str"
;

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Xml search and replace for 'Session Variables' in column title view

Hi Experts,
I have around 10 reports where measure column titles are displayed based the session variable.
Below is the syntax I have used in the column title
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Thanks

Using Analysis get the xml conversion for @{biServer.variables['NQ_SESSION.VariableName']} from Advanced tab's xml code
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I think this should work for you.

How to fasten the XML searching compared to database

Hi,
i'm putting the whole scenario here:
It will be so helpful if u can help me.
-------------------the doubt----------------------------
i'm having an xml in the following format
<LOV>
<RECORD NO="1">
<FIELD NAME="EMPNO">E1001</EMPNO>
<FIELD NAME="EMPNAME">MR. X</EMPNO>
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i did this with the help of NodeIterator.
but the problem is :
this is done to avoid database interaction.
and this s taking 2-3 secs to query and once it is stored as an object it s taking .3 secs.
but when i tried to query the same no and sort of records straight from a database it s taking only .1 sec everytime.
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this is not pure JAXP but a behind the scene hack: use the org.apache.xpath.CachedXPathAPI and run XPath queries on your DOM.
simple sample:
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The google.xml search plugin won't speak English

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http://www.google.com/+/learnmore/hangouts/
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Hi,
I load an xml in as3 and need to find and output (as an
XMLList) a specific node with a specific attribute (example:
<xs:element name="abcd"> ), or at least find out its path
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the XPath classes for Actionscript but the documentation is very
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please? If no method exists, how can I loop through all the xml and
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http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
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<tagB>dummy stuff</tagB>
</xs:element>
<xs:sequence>
<xs:element name="dd">
<tagA>words</tagA>
<tagB>dummy stuff too</tagB>
</xs:element>
</xs:sequence>
</data>;
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trace(nodelist)
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can use
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? xml..element.(@name=="dd");
: xml..xs::element.(@name=="dd");
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Keyword search over XML documents

there are many open source native XML databases,and search engines that support XQuery and XPath and many of them also support full text search.
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2- Timber
3- DBXML
4 - http://exist.sourceforge.net/kwic.html [http://exist.sourceforge.net/kwic.html]
5- http://www.inf.uni-konstanz.de/dbis/basex/ [http://www.inf.uni-konstanz.de/dbis/basex/]
6- http://xqengine.sourceforge.net/ [http://xqengine.sourceforge.net/]
7- Lucene
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thanks.

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Integration Engine Monitor with PI Payload Search (Tcode: ZMONI)

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Good day.
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Carlo
Edited by: Carlo Borja on Dec 23, 2011 5:20 AM

Hi. Carlo
Correct me if I wrong, this tx is customized , it's not standard.
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TREX . :
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WithOut TREX :
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Building Oracle XML Application Book....

Has anyone purchased the 'Building Oracle XML Applications' book and do they have any opinions on it? Useful?

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The full table of contents (which eventually should be put also up on the O'Reilly Site) is:
Preface
Audience for This Book
Which Platform and Version?
Structure of This Book
Chapter Summaries
About the Examples
About the CD-ROM
Conventions Used in this Book
Comments and Questions
Acknowledgements
Part 1: XML Basics
Chapter 1: Introduction to XML
What Is XML?
What Can I Do With XML?
Why Should I Use It?
What XML Technology Does Oracle Provide?
Chapter 2: Working with XML
Creating and Validating XML
Modularizing XML
Searching XML with XPath
Part 2: Oracle XML Fundamentals
Chapter 3: Combining XML and Oracle
Hosting the XML FAQ System on Oracle
Serving XML in Any Format
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Chapter 4: Using JDeveloper for XML Development
Working with XML, XSQL, and JSP Files
Working with Database Objects
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Chapter 12: Storing XML Datagrams
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Storing Posted XML Using XSQL Servlet
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Is there someone out there who can provide some real world examples of performing this simple task....
I have an XML document, I want to feed it into 8i and search by content using the tags...
Remember my XML document has over 100 tags,
do I have to sit their and do an ADD_FIELD_SECTION for every tag....If not, where is this documented...
Thanks for helping us Dummies....

What follows is the content of the aforementioned demo file.
It sets up the tables, types, and object views for the XSQL Insurance Claim Demo (that you try try live on our OTN demo site at http://technet.oracle.com/tech/xml/demo/demo1.htm )
The intermedia-related part starts at the line that reads: ctx_ddl.drop_preference()
In this example, an insurance claim
has a "DamageReport" which is an
XML Document fragment. The intermedia
stuff at the end shows how to
setup an XML searching index on
the <CAUSE> and <MOTIVE> tags in
this "DamageReport" document fragment.
Hope this helps.
set scan off
set echo on
set termout on
REM
REM $Author: smuench $
REM $Date: 1999/11/27 14:48:10 $
REM $Source: C:\\cvsroot/xsql/src/demo/insclaim.sql,v $
REM $Revision: 1.3 $
REM
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drop table settlement_payments;
drop view insurance_claim_view;
drop table insurance_claim;
drop view policy_view;
drop table policy;
drop view policyholder_view;
drop table policyholder;
drop type insurance_claim_t;
drop type settlements_t;
drop type payment;
drop type policy_t;
drop type policyholder_t;
drop type address_t;
create type address_t as object( Street varchar2(80), City Varchar2(80), State VARCHAR2(80),
Zip NUMBER );
create type policyholder_t as object( CustomerId number,
FirstName varchar2(80),
LastName varchar2(80),
HomeAddress address_t);
create type policy_t as object(
policyID number,
primaryinsured policyholder_t);
create type payment as object(
PayDate DATE,
Amount NUMBER,
Approver VARCHAR2(8));
create type settlements_t as table of payment;
create type insurance_claim_t as object (
claimid number,
filed date,
claimpolicy policy_t,
settlements settlements_t,
damageReport varchar2(4000) /* XML */
create table policyholder( CustomerId number,
FirstName varchar2(80),
LastName varchar2(80),
HomeAddress address_t,
constraint policyholder_pk primary key (customerid) );
insert into policyholder values ( 1044, 'Paul','Astoria',
ADDRESS_T('123 Cherry Lane','SF','CA','94132'));
insert into policyholder values ( 1045, 'Martina','Boyle',
ADDRESS_T('55 Belden Place','SF','CA','94102'));
create or replace force view policyholder_view of policyholder_t
with object OID (customerid)
as select customerid, firstname, lastname, homeaddress
from policyholder;
create table policy(
policyid number,
primarycustomerid number,
constraint policy_pk primary key (policyid),
constraint customer_fk foreign key (primarycustomerid) references policyholder
insert into policy values ( 8895, 1044 );
insert into policy values ( 9054, 1045 );
create or replace force view policy_view of policy_t
with object OID (policyid)
as select p.policyid,
(SELECT value(phv)
from policyholder_view phv
WHERE phv.customerid = p.primarycustomerid) as primaryinsured
from policy p;
create table insurance_claim(
claimid number,
filed date,
claimpolicy number,
damageReport varchar2(4000) /* XML */,
constraint insurance_claim_pk primary key (claimid),
constraint policy_fk foreign key (claimpolicy) references policy
insert into insurance_claim values (77804, '01-JAN-99',8895,
'The insured''s <VEHICLE>car</VEHICLE> broke through the guard rail and '| |
'plummeted into a ravine. The cause was determined to be <CAUSE>faulty '| |
'brakes</CAUSE> Amazingly there were no casualties.');
insert into insurance_claim values (12345, '11-MAR-98',8895,
'Officer George Lumden clocked the insured going 98 miles per hour in a '| |
'45 zone. He wrote up the offender for an <CAUSE>excess speed</CAUSE> '| |
'violation. Insured claims damage was done before he exceeded the speed '| |
'limit.');
insert into insurance_claim values (90998, '18-JUN-97',9054,
'San Francisco Fire Department arrived on scene at 9:08pm i n response '| |
'to an anonymous call. Fire went to four alarms. Fire Chief Rodriguez '| |
'immediately suspected <CAUSE>arson</CAUSE> based on clues left at the '| |
'scene.');
insert into insurance_claim values (11876, '20-APR-98',9054,
'<SUSPECT>Colonel Mustard</SUSPECT> underwent DNA testing and was '| |
'confirmed as the killer. The insured''s wife was '| |
'<CAUSE>murdered</CAUSE> with a candlestick in the library.');
create table settlement_payments(
claimid number,
PayDate DATE,
Amount NUMBER,
Approver VARCHAR2(8),
constraint claim_fk foreign key (claimid) references insurance_claim
insert into settlement_payments values (77804,'05-JAN-99',7600,'JCOX');
insert into settlement_payments values (12345,'15-MAR-98',1800,'MFOX');
insert into settlement_payments values (12345,'23-MAR-98',7800,'ULOWE');
insert into settlement_payments values (90998,'01-JUL-97',1500,'JCOX');
insert into settlement_payments values (11876,'05-JAN-99',7600,'JCOX');
create or replace force view insurance_claim_view of insurance_claim_t
with object OID (claimid)
as select c.claimid,c.filed,
(SELECT value(pv)
from policy_view pv
WHERE pv.policyid = c.claimpolicy),
CAST(MULTISET(SELECT PAYMENT(sp.paydate,sp.amount,sp.approver) as Payment
from settlement_payments sp
WHERE sp.claimid = c.claimid) AS settlements_t),
c.damagereport
from insurance_claim c;
commit;
begin
ctx_ddl.drop_preference('Demo');
end;
begin
ctx_ddl.create_preference('Demo', 'basic_lexer');
ctx_ddl.set_attribute ('Demo', 'index_themes', '0');
ctx_ddl.set_attribute ('Demo', 'index_text', '1');
ctx_ddl.create_section_group('demo_xml', 'xml_section_group');
ctx_ddl.add_zone_section('demo_xml', 'CAUSE', 'CAUSE');
ctx_ddl.add_zone_section('demo_xml', 'MOTIVE', 'MOTIVE');
end;
create index ctx_xml_i on insurance_claim(damagereport)
indextype is ctxsys.context
parameters('LEXER Demo SECTION GROUP demo_xml');
create synonym claim for insurance_claim_view;
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I am driving myself insane trying to get this to output and I can't seem to find much on the internet that is helpful. Sometimes there is 1 category and sometimes there could be 2.
For example:
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<Date>01/02/2010</Date>
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<Category ID="438022448">Electronics</Category>
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<cfloop from="1" to="#arrayLen(myItems[i].Categories.Category#" index="c"
#myItems[i].Categories.Category[c].xmltext#
</cfloop>
OR
#myItems[i].Categories.Category[1].xmltext#
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XML Huge database files, NEED HELP !!!

Hello to the community.
We need to store about ONE MILLION XML FILES inside the database.
BUT we need to use all functionality of XML Structure to look for
information inside these files (CONTAINS).
My question is:
What is the best way to store them:
like XML files inside CLOB ?
or fragment the files inside tables ?
Using ConText Option ?
Using CONTAINS functions ?
Is ConText Option supports CONTAINS function ?!?
We have many queries with text searching...
What is the best way to store this so we have best velocity to
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MasterPh
null

Let me try and answer your question. First the CONTAINS
operator in Intermedia Text (formerly Context) will allow you to
search for data between tags of an XML document stored as a
CLOB. Whether you should distribute your XML documents across
tables is largely a function of how you want the data searched
retrieved. Currently the XML search function operates within a
column and thus if you want the entire doc back it would be best
to store it as a whole. Once iFS is released you will be able
to distribute the doc across tables and return it as a whole or
in parts.
Chack out http://www.oracle.com/database/options/ifs.htm and
http://www.oracle.com/database/options/intermedia.htm for more
details.
Oracle XML Team
http://technet.oracle.com
Oracle Technology Network
Philippe Thomassigny (guest) wrote:
: Hello to the community.
: We need to store about ONE MILLION XML FILES inside the
database.
: BUT we need to use all functionality of XML Structure to look
for
: information inside these files (CONTAINS).
: My question is:
: What is the best way to store them:
: like XML files inside CLOB ?
: or fragment the files inside tables ?
: Using ConText Option ?
: Using CONTAINS functions ?
: Is ConText Option supports CONTAINS function ?!?
: We have many queries with text searching...
: What is the best way to store this so we have best velocity to
: acces to the info ?
: Thanks to answer soon
: MasterPh
null

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Hi All,
I have to process a stored procedure's input parameter which comes as a string in the XML format.
Ex:
<Search>
<Row1>
<Table1>Tab1</Table1>
<Column1>col1</Column1>
<Operator1>op1</Operator1>
<Value1>val1</Value1>
</Row1>
<Row2>
<Table2>Tab2</Table2>
<Column2>col2</Column2>
<Operator2>op2</Operator2>
<Value2>val2</Value2>
</Row2>
</search>
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Ex: select * from Tab1 where col1 op1 val1;
How can i achieve this?
i am using oracle 11g version.
Thanks in advance to all.

Your xml is not "well-formed" as every tag has a separate name (the numbering part in Row1, Row2 etc.), i would expect it as
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<Row>
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    <Column>col1</Column>
    <Operator>op1</Operator>
    <Value>val1</Value>
</Row>
<Row>
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    <Operator>op2</Operator>
    <Value>val2</Value>
</Row>
</Search>Anyway, this would do what you want:
WITH DATA AS (SELECT XMLTYPE('<Search>
                              <Row1>
                              <Table1>Tab1</Table1>
                              <Column1>col1</Column1>
                              <Operator1>op1</Operator1>
                              <Value1>val1</Value1>
                              </Row1>
                              <Row2>
                              <Table2>Tab2</Table2>
                              <Column2>col2</Column2>
                              <Operator2>op2</Operator2>
                              <Value2>val2</Value2>
                              </Row2>
                              </Search>') xml
                FROM DUAL
SELECT 'SELECT * FROM ' || TAB || ' WHERE ' ||COL || ' ' || OPER || ' ' || VALUE
FROM (SELECT EXTRACTVALUE(xml, '/Search/Row' || LEVEL || '/Table' || LEVEL) TAB,
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               EXTRACTVALUE(xml, '/Search/Row' || LEVEL || '/Operator' || LEVEL) OPER,
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          FROM DATA
          CONNECT BY LEVEL<100
WHERE TAB IS NOT NULL

No need to index XML Tags

Hi All:
I do not want XML tags to be indexed. Any ideas are apreciated.
Thanks
Naghmeh

Hi,
do You read this section:
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Like HTML documents, XML documents have tagged text which you can use to define blocks of text for section searching. The contents of a section can be searched on with the WITHIN or INPATH operators.
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Searching for tag names

I have a requirement to perform intermedia searches of xml documents based on tag names. I know it is possible to search for content within tags, but can a search be done on just the tag names themselves?
If so, what would the syntax look like?
Thanks.

There are new features for XML searching in 9i. Please take a look at them: http://technet.oracle.com/products/text/x/Tech_Overviews/text_901.html#xml

Renaming Column Names in a single shot in Requests

Hi All,
We are having one issue while trying to rename the column in the requests.
Requirement:
We are having two presentation table "Fact Summary" and "Countries Dimension". Both of these tables contain one column "Country Description".
Presently in all the reports we have developed till now, we used "Fact Summary"."Country Description".
Now the users want us to replace "Fact Summary"."Country Description" with "Countries Dimension"."Country Description" and delete the "Country Description" from "Fact Summary" table.
Approach we followed:
Opened the Catalog Manager in Offline mode and used the XML Search and Replace option.
With this option we are able to replace column names that are selected in a request but not those just used as filters(is prompted).
Example:
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Can anyone please help me...Is there any alternative solution for this?
Thanks in Advance.....

Nope, I don't have a solution for this. You must never model descriptive columns in a fact table. Even when you have descriptive columns or textual content in one of your fact table columns, you should model them as part of a logical dimension table. Let this be a good lesson.
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