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Hello
Have anybody an idea how to solve "Some ... in ... satisfies " with
standard functions ?
For example this:
"List the reserves of those open auctions where a
certain person issued a bid before another person."
let $auction := doc("auction.xml") return
for $b in $auction/site/open_auctions/open_auction
where
some $pr1 in $b/bidder/personref[@person = "person20"],
$pr2 in $b/bidder/personref[@person = "person51"]
satisfies $pr1 << $pr2
return <history>{$b/reserve/text()}</history>
Thats an query of the XMark Benchmark... Q4.
I need it to execute on Tamino, and so I have to rewrite it, because
Tamino doesn't support
"Some ... in .... satisfies".
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