Hi Folks,

I have this XML document:

<Track-History>
     <Track-ID>XYZ</Track-ID>
     <Observation>
         <Target-Latitude>10</Target-Latitude>
         <Target-Longitude>20</Target-Longitude>
         <Observer-Latitude>40</Observer-Latitude>
         <Observer-Longitude>50</Observer-Longitude>
     </Observation>
     <Observation>
         <Target-Latitude>15</Target-Latitude>
         <Target-Longitude>25</Target-Longitude>
         <Observer-Latitude>40</Observer-Latitude>
         <Observer-Longitude>50</Observer-Longitude>
     </Observation>
</Track-History>

I want an XPath expression that returns a sequence of (Target-Latitude,

Target-Longitude) pairs; i.e., a pair for each <Observation> element. For the
XML document shown above, the XPath should return this sequence:

(10,20), (15,25)

A count of the number of items in the sequence should yield: 2

The following XPath is not correct:

for $i in //Observation return ($i/Target-Latitude, $i/Target-Longitude)

A count of the number of items returned by that XPath yields: 4

Is there an XPath to do what I seek?

B  //Observation/map { 'lat' : data(Target-Latitude), 'long' :
data(Target-Longitude) }

B  let $maps := //Observation/map { 'lat' : data(Target-Latitude),
'long' : data(Target-Longitude) }