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Michael Kay
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Marco Mastrocinque [mailto:mmfive@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
> Sent: 07 May 2005 21:18
> To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject:  Can't get predicates working.
> 
> 
> Hi All,
>       I'm having trouble with a predicate selection (i.e. a 
> conditional
> selection). For the following xml structure.
> 
> <company>
>      <division DID="XXX">
>      <projects>
>          <project PID='XYZ'> (Project ID)
>              <PNAME>Some Name</PNAME> (Project Name)
>              <BUDGET>111</BUDGET>
>              <assigns>
>                  <assign refEID='XXX000'>   
>                    <HOURS>12</HOURS>
>                  </assign>
>                  <assign refEID='XXX001'> 
>                    <HOURS>78</HOURS>
>                  </assign>
>              <assigns>
>           </project>
>           <project PID='XY1'>
>              <PNAME>Some OtherName</PNAME>
>              <BUDGET>112</BUDGET>
>              <assigns>
>                  <assign refEID='XXX000'>   
>                    <HOURS>34</HOURS>
>                  </assign>
>                  <assign refEID='XXX002'> 
>                    <HOURS>1234</HOURS>
>                  </assign>
>              <assigns>
>           </project>
>           Etc..
>       </projects>
>       <employees>
> 	    <employee EID='XXX000'>
>             <ENAME>Joe Blow</ENAME>
>             <OFFICE>1204</OFFICE>
>             <BIRTHDATE>1924-08-01</BIRTHDATE>
>           </employee>
>           <employee EID='XXX001'>
>             <ENAME>Joe Smith</ENAME>
>             <OFFICE>1203</OFFICE>
>             <BIRTHDATE>1930-08-01</BIRTHDATE>
>           </employee>
>           <employee EID='XXX002'>
>             <ENAME>Joe Jerry</ENAME>
>             <OFFICE>0003</OFFICE>
>             <BIRTHDATE>1930-08-01</BIRTHDATE>
>           </employee>              	
>       </employees>   
>       </division>
> Etc.. (there are multiple divisions with the same structure, 
> employees can
> only work for one division and a project only belongs to a 
> single division
> )  
> </company>
> 
> I won't to have a table that shows PID, PNAME, BUDGET and 
> then the employee
> EID (unique identifier), the employee name (ENAME), OFFICE 
> and HOURS spent
> on each project.
> 
> The output I won't is 
> 
> Division Name = XXX
> PID='XYZ'   PNAME=Some Name BUDGET=111      
> EID= XXX000 ENAME= Joe Blow  OFFICE=1204 HOURS=12
> EID= XXX001 ENAME= Joe Smith OFFICE=1203 HOURS=78
> 
> PID=' XY1'  PNAME= Some OtherName BUDGET=112
> EID= XXX000 ENAME= Joe Blow  OFFICE=1204 HOURS=34
> EID= XXX002 ENAME= Joe Jerry OFFICE=0003 HOURS=1234
> 
> This above output is done for every division.
> 
> I have to match the refEID attribute of assign element with the EID
> attribute of employee element. Then out the EID (refEID), 
> with the ENAME and
> OFFICE elements, while looping the projects for each 
> division. I know it is
> a conditional selection (I think?), but I just can't get working.
> 
> 
> Thanks Marco Mastrocinque