Hi,
Currently when I need to batch a database for processing I do something like this:
for $record at $p in $recordSet where ($p ge $start) and ($p ge $end) return $record/process-record(.)
I can imagine why this is more efficient. in BaseX, than using an XPath filter expression, as in
$recordSet[position() ge $start and position() le $end]/process-record(.)
(which is what I might prefer to do in other environments).
But is the 'where' clause the best I can do? XQuery 3.0 has tumbling windows. I am not iterating over subsequences, but rather selecting one (arbitrary) subsequence from a sequence. What's my best approach to this in BaseX?
Thanks, Wendell
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