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Can I match multiple criteria in a select?
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- Subject: [xsl] Can I match multiple criteria in a select?
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- Date: Thu, 1 Mar 2001 18:45:28 -0500
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Date: Thu, 1 Mar 2001 13:42:53 -0500
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Subject: Can I match multiple criteria in a select?
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hello all,
I have a chunk of XML that looks like this:
<xml>
<IOS>
<responseset>
<response id=3D"r6">
<generation code=3D"5" fieldcount=3D"3" description=3D"Operate Pow=
er =20
Voltage" verbosedescription=3D"">
<validrevisions>
<rev ver=3D"3"/>
<rev ver=3D"4"/>
</validrevisions>
<field name=3D"Operate Voltage" description=3D"Voltage" =20
startbit=3D"8" endbit=3D"19"/>
<field name=3D"POR" description=3D"Power on reset occurred" =
=20
startbit=3D"0" endbit=3D"0"/>
</generation>
<generation code=3D"6" fieldcount=3D"3" description=3D"Operate Pow=
er =20
Voltage" verbosedescription=3D"">
<validrevisions>
<rev ver=3D"7"/>
<rev ver=3D"9"/>
</validrevisions>
<field name=3D"Operate Voltage" description=3D"Voltage" =20
startbit=3D"8" endbit=3D"19"/>
<field name=3D"POR" description=3D"Power on reset occurred" =
=20
startbit=3D"0" endbit=3D"0"/>
</generation>
</response>
=20
<response id=3D"r7">
=2E.. same as above...
</response>
</responseset>
</IOS>
</xml>
What I want to do is get the generation node that has a code of "6" and =
=20
the validrevisions/rev/@ver =3D "7". Can this be done in a select =20
statement? I have done many, many variations of the following:
<xsl:apply-templates =20
select=3D"/xml/IOS/responseset/response/generation[@code=3D'6'/validrevi=
sion
s/rev/@ver=3D$rev]" mode=3D"html" />
My thought are that I may need to do two passes - get all the =20
generations that are code 6 then all the correct revs...
help, please...
TIA
Chris
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