XMLDB-HOWTO : backup inserted xml-record within database trigger ???

Given :
- i've create an xmltype table based on an xsd-schema
- i've created a relational view on this table
Everytime a new xml-file is inserted into the xmltype-table, i would want to make a backup of the relation data into a backup-table.
I've tried to create a database-trigger on the relational view, but i can't use :new.rowid as a reference to the current row.
Any idea's ?

Have you tried :new.sys_nc_oid$

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