On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 4:23 PM, Anil Kumar Veeramalli
<anil(_dot_)v(_at_)frescoinformatics(_dot_)com> > Thanks MK. finally I was able
to do
with
ancestor::node()/TABLE[(_at_)NAME='XLATTABLE_EMPL_STATUS']/ROWS/ROW/COLUMN
frankly I think, accessing the TABLE element using ancestor::node()
looks a POOR choice to me.
a node() test generally returns true for all XPath data model nodes,
therefore I think ancestor::node() was not a good choice.
I suggest, you should use the expression which Mike suggested or can
use what I wrote.
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Regards,
Mukul Gandhi
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