brian_harris wrote:
> That did answer my original question, but I have 2 others related to your 
> response.
> 1) If I need to do same select with XSLPatterns what would syntax be

Sorry, XSLPattern as a selection language is outdated, MSXML 3 still 
supports it for backwards compatibility but I am not familiar with its 
syntax, I do always use XPath.

> 2) Do you know of any documentation that goes into better details on 
> creating selection criterias.  All of the ones I have found are very basic 
> and don't use more advance syntax of selection.  For example with syntax you 
> gave me I could not find some of its definitions describes (specifically 
> "contains").  The example I orginally sent was using "value" which I couldn't 
> find documentaion on but, some where someone said you use this to ged CDATA 
> data.

XPath 1.0 is specified here: <http://www.w3.org/TR/xpath>. contains is a 
string function specified in section 
<http://www.w3.org/TR/xpath#section-String-Functions>.

The MSXML SDK also documents XPath functions it supports: 
<http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms256138.aspx>

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