
Help with an XML transformation
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I have an XML file, which comes from an MS Access query, meaning that its structure is very flat.
I have to transform it with XSLT (version 1) to comply with a schema.
Most of the transformation works fine, but I'm struggling with the last part, which essentially requires an output to be created for unique nodes - the equivalent in SQL would be a SELECT DISTINCT statement. I either end up with duplicated nodes for some of the rows of data, or with no nodes for some rows.
Happy to provide more detail if needed, but would like to know what it would cost to get someone who knows what they're doing to fix this! I'm guessing that it would only take an hour for someone who understands XSLT (and XPath, more to the point) better than I.
I have to transform it with XSLT (version 1) to comply with a schema.
Most of the transformation works fine, but I'm struggling with the last part, which essentially requires an output to be created for unique nodes - the equivalent in SQL would be a SELECT DISTINCT statement. I either end up with duplicated nodes for some of the rows of data, or with no nodes for some rows.
Happy to provide more detail if needed, but would like to know what it would cost to get someone who knows what they're doing to fix this! I'm guessing that it would only take an hour for someone who understands XSLT (and XPath, more to the point) better than I.
Andrew R.
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