XSLT, XML Question???

I've recently found that I can use XSLT to transform XML docs into SQL using x-path... Is there any documentation out there referencing a transformation using x-query???? I've searched the web but have not seem much on this...
Any direction would be greatly appreciated.

XSLT doesn't use XQuery. So it's not surprising you haven't found much documentation about using XQuery in XSLT. You might want to direct questions like this one to an XSLT forum rather than a Java forum.

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