问题
This is a very copy of my question posted here I only need to notice that this is happening in the XMLTABLE of the teiid engine. I'm parsing the following xml content:
<AttributeSets>
<ns2:ItemAttributes xml:lang="de-DE">
<ns2:Creator Role="Role1">Creator One</ns2:Creator>
<ns2:Creator Role="Role2">Creator Two</ns2:Creator>
<ns2:Creator Role="Role3">Creator Three</ns2:Creator>
</ns2:ItemAttributes>
</AttributeSets>
using
Select * From
XMLTABLE(XMLNAMESPACES( DEFAULT 'http://ns1',
'http://ns2/default.xsd' as ns2 ),
'AttributeSets/ns2:ItemAttributes' PASSING x.AttributeSets
COLUMNS
Creator STRING PATH 'string-join(//ns2:Creator/(@Role, node()) , '', '')'
) p;
Here x.AttributeSets is an xml typed variable with the content from above.
I'm trying to format and combine this into one line using xpath. Something like:
string-join(//ns2:Creator/concat(./text(), @Role), ', ')
I think, i'm somewhere close, because this:
string-join(//ns2:Creator/@Role , ', ')
works and gives me a comma-separated list of roles: Role1, Role2, Role3
and this
string-join(//ns2:Creator/node(), ', ')
combines the values of creators: "Creator One, Creator Two, Creator Three".
I'd like the final output of
Role1: Creator One, Role2: Creator Two, Role3: Creator Three
The most I could get was:
string-join(//ns2:Creator/(@Role, node()) , ', ')
This comma-separates all roles and creators into one line. For some reason the concat operator seems no to work. Could you please help.
回答1:
Try the following xpath
string-join(for $n in /AttributeSets/ItemAttributes/Creator return concat($n/@Role, ':',$n/text()),',')
Remember to adjust the selector xpath within the for as per your source tree context. I assumed document root hence
/AttributeSets/ItemAttributes/Creator
The documentation for the string-join function at W3C has a pretty similar example.
Update:
I think, i'm somewhere close, because this: ... works and gives me a comma-separated list of roles: Role1, Role2, Role3
Think you were quite close. I tried a small tweak to that and this worked:
string-join(//ns2:Creator/concat(@Role, ':', ./text()), ', ')
For some reason the concat operator seems no to work.
Not sure about that, I checked with an online xpath tester here and it works perfectly. Infact the online tool accepts your xapth as well with the following output:
Creator OneRole1, Creator TwoRole2, Creator ThreeRole3
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40534982/join-multiple-concatenations-of-attributes-with-node-values-using-xpath-in-teiid