- XQuery
- A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
- Preface
- 1. Introduction to XQuery
- 2. XQuery Foundations
- 3. Expressions: XQuery Building Blocks
- 4. Navigating Input Documents Using Paths
- 5. Adding Elements and Attributes to Results
- 5.1. Including Elements and Attributes from the Input Document
- 5.2. Direct Element Constructors
- 5.2.1. Containing Literal Characters
- 5.2.2. Containing Other Element Constructors
- 5.2.3. Containing Enclosed Expressions
- 5.2.4. Specifying Attributes Directly
- 5.2.5. Declaring Namespaces in Direct Constructors
- 5.2.6. Use Case: Modifying an Element from the Input Document
- 5.2.7. Direct Element Constructors and Whitespace
- 5.3. Computed Constructors
- 6. Selecting and Joining Using FLWORs
- 7. Sorting and Grouping
- 8. Functions
- 9. Advanced Queries
- 10. Namespaces and XQuery
- 10.1. XML Namespaces
- 10.2. Namespaces and XQuery
- 10.3. Namespace Declarations in Queries
- 10.4. Controlling Namespace Declarations in Your Results
- 11. A Closer Look at Types
- 12. Queries, Prologs, and Modules
- 13. Using Schemas with XQuery
- 14. Static Typing
- 15. Principles of Query Design
- 16. Working with Numbers
- 17. Working with Strings
- 18. Regular Expressions
- 18.1. The Structure of a Regular Expression
- 18.2. Representing Individual Characters
- 18.3. Representing Any Character
- 18.4. Representing Groups of Characters
- 18.5. Character Class Expressions
- 18.6. Reluctant Quantifiers
- 18.7. Anchors
- 18.8. Back-References
- 18.9. Using Flags
- 18.10. Using Sub-Expressions with Replacement Variables
- 19. Working with Dates, Times, and Durations
- 20. Working with Qualified Names, URIs, and IDs
- 21. Working with Other XML Components
- 22. Additional XQuery-Related Standards
- 23. Implementation-Specific Features
- 24. XQuery for SQL Users
- 24.1. Relational Versus XML Data Models
- 24.2. Comparing SQL Syntax with XQuery Syntax
- 24.3. Combining SQL and XQuery
- 24.4. SQL/XML
- 25. XQuery for XSLT Users
- A. Built-in Function Reference
- B. Built-in Types
- B.1. xs:anyAtomicType
- B.2. xs:anyType
- B.3. xs:anyURI
- B.4. xs:base64Binary
- B.5. xs:boolean
- B.6. xs:byte
- B.7. xs:date
- B.8. xs:dateTime
- B.9. xs:dayTimeDuration
- B.10. xs:decimal
- B.11. xs:double
- B.12. xs:duration
- B.13. xs:ENTITIES
- B.14. xs:ENTITY
- B.15. xs:float
- B.16. xs:gDay
- B.17. xs:gMonth
- B.18. xs:gMonthDay
- B.19. xs:gYear
- B.20. xs:gYearMonth
- B.21. xs:hexBinary
- B.22. xs:ID
- B.23. xs:IDREF
- B.24. xs:IDREFS
- B.25. xs:int
- B.26. xs:integer
- B.27. xs:language
- B.28. xs:long
- B.29. xs:Name
- B.30. xs:NCName
- B.31. xs:negativeInteger
- B.32. xs:NMTOKEN
- B.33. xs:NMTOKENS
- B.34. xs:nonNegativeInteger
- B.35. xs:nonPositiveInteger
- B.36. xs:normalizedString
- B.37. xs:NOTATION
- B.38. xs:positiveInteger
- B.39. xs:QName
- B.40. xs:short
- B.41. xs:string
- B.42. xs:time
- B.43. xs:token
- B.44. xs:unsignedByte
- B.45. xs:unsignedInt
- B.46. xs:unsignedLong
- B.47. xs:unsignedShort
- B.48. xs:untyped
- B.49. xs:untypedAtomic
- B.50. xs:yearMonthDuration
- C. Error Summary
- C.1. FOAR0001
- C.2. FOAR0002
- C.3. FOCA0001
- C.4. FOCA0002
- C.5. FOCA0003
- C.6. FOCA0005
- C.7. FOCA0006
- C.8. FOCH0001
- C.9. FOCH0002
- C.10. FOCH0003
- C.11. FOCH0004
- C.12. FODC0001
- C.13. FODC0002
- C.14. FODC0003
- C.15. FODC0004
- C.16. FODC0005
- C.17. FODT0001
- C.18. FODT0002
- C.19. FODT0003
- C.20. FOER0000
- C.21. FONS0004
- C.22. FONS0005
- C.23. FORG0001
- C.24. FORG0002
- C.25. FORG0003
- C.26. FORG0004
- C.27. FORG0005
- C.28. FORG0006
- C.29. FORG0008
- C.30. FORG0009
- C.31. FORX0001
- C.32. FORX0002
- C.33. FORX0003
- C.34. FORX0004
- C.35. FOTY0012
- C.36. SENR0001
- C.37. SEPM0004
- C.38. SEPM0009
- C.39. SEPM0010
- C.40. SEPM0016
- C.41. SERE0003
- C.42. SERE0005
- C.43. SERE0006
- C.44. SERE0008
- C.45. SERE0012
- C.46. SERE0014
- C.47. SERE0015
- C.48. SESU0007
- C.49. SESU0011
- C.50. SESU0013
- C.51. XPDY0002
- C.52. XPDY0050
- C.53. XPST0001
- C.54. XPST0003
- C.55. XPST0005
- C.56. XPST0008
- C.57. XPST0010
- C.58. XPST0017
- C.59. XPST0051
- C.60. XPST0080
- C.61. XPST0081
- C.62. XPTY0004
- C.63. XPTY0018
- C.64. XPTY0019
- C.65. XPTY0020
- C.66. XQDY0025
- C.67. XQDY0026
- C.68. XQDY0027
- C.69. XQDY0041
- C.70. XQDY0044
- C.71. XQDY0061
- C.72. XQDY0064
- C.73. XQDY0072
- C.74. XQDY0074
- C.75. XQDY0084
- C.76. XQDY0091
- C.77. XQDY0092
- C.78. XQST0009
- C.79. XQST0012
- C.80. XQST0013
- C.81. XQST0016
- C.82. XQST0022
- C.83. XQST0031
- C.84. XQST0032
- C.85. XQST0033
- C.86. XQST0034
- C.87. XQST0035
- C.88. XQST0036
- C.89. XQST0038
- C.90. XQST0039
- C.91. XQST0040
- C.92. XQST0045
- C.93. XQST0046
- C.94. XQST0047
- C.95. XQST0048
- C.96. XQST0049
- C.97. XQST0054
- C.98. XQST0055
- C.99. XQST0057
- C.100. XQST0058
- C.101. XQST0059
- C.102. XQST0060
- C.103. XQST0065
- C.104. XQST0066
- C.105. XQST0067
- C.106. XQST0068
- C.107. XQST0069
- C.108. XQST0070
- C.109. XQST0071
- C.110. XQST0073
- C.111. XQST0075
- C.112. XQST0076
- C.113. XQST0079
- C.114. XQST0085
- C.115. XQST0087
- C.116. XQST0088
- C.117. XQST0089
- C.118. XQST0090
- C.119. XQST0093
- C.120. XQTY0024
- C.121. XQTY0030
- C.122. XQTY0086
- Index
- Index
- Colophon
The type xs:NMTOKENS represents a whitespace-separated list of one or more xs:NMTOKEN values. For example, navy black is a valid value that represents two different xs:NMTOKEN values. Because xs:NMTOKEN is derived by restriction from xs:string, a value of type xs:NMTOKENS can be treated like a sequence of xs:string values.
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