Hi parth -

You could use an XSLT mapper - just load the source and targets, then
draw lines from one to the other - the XSLT code that martin wrote is
generated for you.
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You could also implement the same mapping using XQuery:
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Hope that helps.

Sincerely,
The Stylus Studio Team
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parth wrote:
> I have the following XML file -
>
> <root>
>         <book>
>                 <section>art</section>
>                 <title>abc</title>
>                 <author>mark</author>
>         </book>
>         <book>
>                 <section>science</section>
>                 <title>def</title>
>                 <author>jeff</author>
>         </book>
>         <book>
>                 <section>art</section>
>                 <title>pqr</title>
>                 <author>tracy</author>
>         </book>
>         <book>
>                 <section>science</section>
>                 <title>xyz</title>
>                 <author>albert</author>
>         </book>
> </root>
>
>
> I want to convert the above schema to look like the following schema
> -
>
>
> <root>
>         <section>
>                 <name>art</name>
>                 <book>
>                         <title>abc</title>
>                         <author>mark</author>
>                 </book>
>                 <book>
>                         <title>pqr</title>
>                         <author>tracy</author>
>                 </book>
>         </section>
>
>
>         <section>
>                 <name>science</name>
>                 <book>
>                         <title>def</title>
>                         <author>jeff</author>
>                 </book>
>                 <book>
>                         <title>xyz</title>
>                         <author>albert</author>
>                 </book>
>         </section>
> </root>
>
>
> Can this be done using XSLT? How can I change the schema?
> Thanks in advance. 
> 
> 
>  - Parth