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<b> A pure pattern example </b>
<b> A pure pattern example </b></p>
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This example computes the same result as the previous query. It is written in a pure pattern form (i.e., without any XPath-like projections)
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This query computes exactly the same result:
Result:
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This pure pattern form of the same query yields (in general) better performance than the same one written in an XQuery-like programming style. However, the query optimiser automatically translates the latter into a pure pattern one
This pure pattern form of the query yields (in general) better performance than the same one written in an XQuery-like programming style. However, the query optimiser automatically translates the latter into a pure pattern one