XMLType.extract and namespace in XML document

I found some strange behaviour of XMLType:
I create table by means of:
create table conf (id varchar2(10), info sys.xmltype);
I insert xml document into table.
The text of xml document is:
<conference finishPage="/regfinish_en.jsp" id="CID003" xmlns="http://stud.aanet.ru/conf">
<conferencetitle>title1 </conferencetitle>
</conference>
Then I execute:
select a.info.extract('//conferencetitle/text()').getstringval() from conf a
result is empty string.
I replace document with
<conference finishPage="/regfinish_en.jsp" id="CID003" >
<conferencetitle>title1 </conferencetitle>
</conference>
Now result of statement
select a.info.extract('//conferencetitle/text()').getstringval() from conf a
is "title1"
But than I replace document with
<tc:conference finishPage="/regfinish_en.jsp" id="CID003" xmlns:tc="http://stud.aanet.ru/conf">
<tc:conferencetitle>title1 </tc:conferencetitle>
</tc:conference>
and execute
select a.info.extract('//tc:conferencetitle/text()').getstringval() from conf a
or
select a.info.extract('//t:conferencetitle/text()').getstringval() from conf a
The result is "title1"
I receive this result on Oracle for Linux 9.0.1.3.

hi, before you set the attribute, you need to create a Namespace element preliminary.
Try the following code:
ELEMENT = DOCUMENT->CREATE_SIMPLE_ELEMENT_NS(
NAME = 'abap'
PREFIX = 'asx'
PARENT = DOCUMENT ).
ATTRIBUTE = DOCUMENT->create_namespace_decl(
NAME = 'XMLNS'
PREFIX = 'asx'
URI = 'http://www.sap.com/abapxml').
ELEMENT->SET_ATTRIBUTE_NODE_NS(
NEW_ATTR = ATTRIBUTE).
Hope my reply will be useful.
thanks

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