With the above sample xml, as you may notice, <platform> does have 3 values; (1) Java, (2) .NET and (3) Mainframe. We were able to load them separately. NOTE: We have 4 filters; (1) stage, (2) platform, (3) lifecycle and (4) servicegroup. PROBLEM: When we try to filter the platform and servicegroup. Scenario#1, we selected "Java" in the platform filter and use "where" condition. RESULT: It loads those items that has <platform>Java</platform> only and does not include <platform>Java, .NET, Mainframe</platform>. [bAD RESULT] Scenario#2, we selected "Java" in the platform filter and use "like" condition. RESULT: It loads all items that has <platform>Java</platform> and include <platform>Java, .NET, Mainframe</platform>. [GOOD RESULT] But the catch in using "like" condition is that it conflicts with platform values for "Oracle"...
<platform>Oracle</platform>
<platform>Oracle - PeopleSoft</platform>
<platform>Oracle - Retek</platform>
<platform>Oracle - Siebel</platform>
Oracle - PeopleSoft, Oracle - Retek and Oracle - Siebel are different to each other. So, what if I selected "Oracle" for platform filter? We expected items which only have <platform>Oracle</platform> and not all of those items that has "Oracle".Any help appreciated.
managing multiple values within a single XML attribute
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Good Day!We would like to seek help on managing multiple values within a single XML attribute.
With the above sample xml, as you may notice, <platform> does have 3 values; (1) Java, (2) .NET and (3) Mainframe. We were able to load them separately. NOTE: We have 4 filters; (1) stage, (2) platform, (3) lifecycle and (4) servicegroup. PROBLEM: When we try to filter the platform and servicegroup. Scenario#1, we selected "Java" in the platform filter and use "where" condition. RESULT: It loads those items that has <platform>Java</platform> only and does not include <platform>Java, .NET, Mainframe</platform>. [bAD RESULT] Scenario#2, we selected "Java" in the platform filter and use "like" condition. RESULT: It loads all items that has <platform>Java</platform> and include <platform>Java, .NET, Mainframe</platform>. [GOOD RESULT] But the catch in using "like" condition is that it conflicts with platform values for "Oracle"...
Oracle - PeopleSoft, Oracle - Retek and Oracle - Siebel are different to each other. So, what if I selected "Oracle" for platform filter? We expected items which only have <platform>Oracle</platform> and not all of those items that has "Oracle".Any help appreciated.