This is a FAQ.
msxsl:node-set($TRAINING_TYPE_XMLDOC)/$XML_PARENT/$XML_CHILD">
$XML_PARENT contains a string as does XML child
so your expression is equivalent to
msxsl:node-set($TRAINING_TYPE_XMLDOC)/'training_types'/'training_type'">
which is a syntax error. people often seem to expect this to work in
XSLT but it is just the same as having
x = " + 1"
y = 1
in C
and hoping that
y x
expands to
1 + 1
and evaluates to 2.
In general you need an extension function that evaluates strings as
Xpaths, but here you can do
<xsl:for-each
select="msxsl:node-set($TRAINING_TYPE_XMLDOC)/*[name()=$XML_PARENT]/*[name()=$XML_CHILD}">
David
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