Hi All-     I have the following data, 
a snippet from a file.  <ObjectPath>  
<Reference Relationship="Table: " Level="0" 
Id="#PID-17877114741569430027">A_CONTACT_ADR</Reference><Reference

Relationship="  CONTAINS  has_Column: " Level="1" 
Id="#PID-17877114741569422766">cntc_id</Reference><Reference
Relationship="  
CONTAINS  has_UserDefinedProperty: " Level="2" 
Id="#PID-17877114741569429987">DD FIELD
#</Reference><Reference 
Relationship="  CONTAINS  has_UserDefinedProperty: "
Level="2" 
Id="#PID-17877114741569430016">DDS
Release</Reference><Reference 
Relationship="  CONTAINS  has_UserDefinedProperty: " 
Level="2" Id="#PID-17877114741569430017">DDS INTERFACE
FIELD # (within 
table)</Reference>  <Reference Relationship="Table: " 
Level="0"
 
Id="#PID-17877114741569431018">ACIS_BILL_GROUP</Reference><Reference
Relationship="  CONTAINS  has_Column: " 
Level="1" 
Id="#PID-17877114741569431004">eff_dt</Reference><Reference
Relationship="  CONTAINS  has_UserDefinedProperty: " 
Level="2" Id="#PID-17877114741569431005">DD FIELD 
#</Reference><Reference Relationship="  CONTAINS  
has_UserDefinedProperty: " Level="2"
Id="#PID-17877114741569431006">DDS 
Release</Reference><Reference Relationship="  CONTAINS
 
has_UserDefinedProperty: " Level="2"
Id="#PID-17877114741569431007">DDS 
INTERFACE FIELD # (within table)</Reference>  
<ObjectPath>  I need to create a table structure with
the 
Table Names ( eg.A_CONTACT_ADR) at the top and the
column names (items 
where Level = 1 or Relationship = "CONTAINS
has_Column:") lined after 
that and then on clicking on that column it should go
to another
 link with the Level=2 items arranged together.( I
have not started 
with the Level=2 yet)  I am new to XSLT. This is what
I 
Created. What should I correct to get this working?
Right now  I 
created this following- it lines up the Table Names at
top ( but with a big 
space in between) and the columns are lined up
together. I would like 
it to look like      TableName1Column 
Name1.1ColumnName1.2     
TableName2ColumnName2.1ColumnName 2.2     Column 
1.1  User Defined Property 1.1  User Defined Property 
1.2      etc,     
Can I use a variable or a named template which calls
itself so 
that I can get these together?.      Thanks for 
any help that you can provide.     
   My script so far:  <?xml
 version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><xsl:stylesheet 
version="1.0"
xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
 <xsl:output 
method="html" version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" 
indent="yes"/>     <xsl:template 
match="ObjectPath">      <table width="600" border="1"

>    <!-- necessary so i can add the break after each
item in the 
tree -->     <xsl:for-each 
select="./Reference">  
           <xsl:if 
test="@Level">             
             
<xsl:choose>           <xsl:when 
test="@Level = '0'
 ">      <P><HR/> 
</P>    
      <tr>       Data Dictionary for 
the TABLE 
:      </tr>      <tr bgcolor = 
"#669999">              
<A><xsl:attribute name="HREF"><xsl:value-of 
select="@Id"/></xsl:attribute>           
       <xsl:value-of 
select="self::node()" />         
</A>        
       
 </tr>      
 
      </xsl:when>        <xsl:when 
test="@Relationship='  CONTAINS  has_Column: 
'">        <P><HR/> </P>   
           <tr 
bgcolor = "#cccccc" >        
           
<td>Column 
Name</td>           
    </tr>    <tr>           
    <td><A><xsl:attribute 
name="HREF"><xsl:value-of 
select="@Id"/></xsl:attribute>           
             
    <xsl:value-of select="self::node()" 
/>              
</A></td>        
           
</tr>   </xsl:when>                                   
</xsl:choose>             
           
</xsl:if>    
</xsl:for-each></table>   </xsl:template>   
</xsl:stylesheet>      Thanks  
   Kumar


 
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