But I don't be sure that I can avoid defining big variables.
It's not clear that you need define any variables at all.
Certainly therse two aren't doing anything much
<xsl:variable name="indexCustomer" select="@customer"/>
<xsl:variable name="indexContract"
select="@contract"/>
You could just use @customer and @contract in the with-param.
Although actually I don't think you want to do that either, that's just
passing the two parts of your key and then you search the whole file
again looking for that:
<xsl:value-of
select="$allSUMGr22[(_at_)customer=$pIndexCustomer][@contract=$pIndexContract]/
the slow way even though you have already made a key that indexes on
this info:
<xsl:key name="gr22CustomerContractKey" match="/TIMM-MESSAGE/SUM/Gr22"
use="concat(@customer,'|',@contract)"/>
Actually I'm confused as you don't seem to be using any of the Gr22
with the same contract and customer values except the first one.
so isn't
<xsl:value-of
select="$allSUMGr22[(_at_)customer=$pIndexCustomer][@contract=$pIndexContract]/IMD....
just a slow way of getting back to the current node, ie the above could be
<xsl:value-of select="IMD....
David
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