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XML conditions determines whether a specified XML resource can be found in a specified path.
The EQUALS_PATH
condition determines whether a resource in the Oracle XML database can be found in the database at a specified path.
Use this condition in queries to RESOURCE_VIEW
and PATH_VIEW
. These public views provide a mechanism for SQL access to data stored in the XML database repository. RESOURCE_VIEW
contains one row for each resource in the repository, and PATH_VIEW
contains one row for each unique path in the repository.
This condition applies only to the path as specified. It is similar to but more restrictive than UNDER_PATH
.
The optional correlation_integer
argument correlates the EQUALS_PATH
condition with its ancillary functions DEPTH
and PATH
.
The view RESOURCE_VIEW
computes the paths (in the any_path
column) that lead to all XML resources (in the res
column) in the database repository. The following example queries the RESOURCE_VIEW
view to find the paths to the resources in the sample schema oe
. The EQUALS_PATH
condition causes the query to return only the specified path:
SELECT ANY_PATH FROM RESOURCE_VIEW WHERE EQUALS_PATH(res, '/sys/schemas/OE/www.oracle.com')=1; ANY_PATH ----------------------------------------------- /sys/schemas/OE/www.oracle.com
Compare this example with that for UNDER_PATH Condition.
The UNDER_PATH
condition determines whether resources specified in a column can be found under a particular path specified by path_string
in the Oracle XML database repository. The path information is computed by the RESOURCE_VIEW
view, which you query to use this condition.
Use this condition in queries to RESOURCE_VIEW
and PATH_VIEW
. These public views provide a mechanism for SQL access to data stored in the XML database repository. RESOURCE_VIEW
contains one row for each resource in the repository, and PATH_VIEW
contains one row for each unique path in the repository.
The optional levels
argument indicates the number of levels down from path_string
Oracle should search. For levels
, specify any nonnegative integer.
The optional correlation_integer
argument correlates the UNDER_PATH
condition with its ancillary functions PATH
and DEPTH
.
The view RESOURCE_VIEW
computes the paths (in the any_path
column) that lead to all XML resources (in the res
column) in the database repository. The following example queries the RESOURCE_VIEW
view to find the paths to the resources in the sample schema oe
. The query returns the path of the XML schema that was created in "XMLType Table Examples":
SELECT ANY_PATH FROM RESOURCE_VIEW WHERE UNDER_PATH(res, '/sys/schemas/OE/www.oracle.com')=1; ANY_PATH ---------------------------------------------- /sys/schemas/OE/www.oracle.com/xwarehouses.xsd