So since 2 documents are being processed by the same
parser, the outcome will always be predictable!
I have tested the same example with a single product multiple
times, and always I am getting same result..
Regards,
Mukul
Mukul, If I had a nickle for every time I wrote a function that I swore was
bomb-proof, someone would come along and feed it something that I wasn't
expecting.
Can you trust the source of the documents to be in the same order every
time? I create my source XML documetns from an Oracle database and I get
them in whatever order the database decides to put them in.
What you said is true, IF the input order is guarenteed and nothing else
ever changes. As a programmer, that is not a very good thing to say.
Something will change eventually and then they will blame you for not
accounting for it.
--Jim
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