This directory contains examples of use for XQuark Fusion. The directory for each individual example generally contains:
load.sql
file, used to create the relational
schema
and insert relational data (if required). This file can be loaded
using your favorite RDBMS command-line utility. This script is written
using the most portable syntax, however if an alternate script is not
provided for your RDBMS (check for load_rdbms.sql files) you may need
to adjust it by yourself.build.xml
file used to compile the example, plus any
support file required to run the example.Note that all the source files have been compiled using Ant (version 1.5.3). Any other build tool should work as well, but you will need to write your own build file.
The command-line examples given below assume that the XQuark Fusion command-line tool has been properly configured, as detailed in the installation guide.
Example | Description |
extractor |
This directory contains the configuration file Within each SQL Wrapper configuration file is defined the underlying JDBC connection parameters with the tags <user>/<password>/<url>. You should adapt/modify these parameters to your local environment as well as the "name" attribute of the <schema> element. It also contains a set of XQuery files (suffixed by xqfusion main.xml q4-xx.xqy
This command will print the query results on the standard output. The SQL instructions present in the |
mixed |
This directory contains the configuration file Some data is contained in a document named Within each SQL Wrapper configuration file is defined the underlying JDBC connection parameters with the tags <user>/<password>/<url>. You should adapt/modify these parameters to your local environment as well as the "name" attribute of the <schema> element. It also contains a set of XQuery files (suffixed by xqfusion main.xml q4-xx.xqy
This command will print the query results on the standard output. The SQL instructions present in the |
xquery |
This directory contains the configuration file Data is contained in three docuemnts named Within each SQL Wrapper configuration file is defined the underlying JDBC connection parameters with the tags <user>/<password>/<url>. You should adapt/modify these parameters to your local environment as well as the "name" attribute of the <schema> element. It also contains a set of XQuery files (suffixed by xqfusion main.xml q4-xx.xqy
This command will print the query results on the standard output. The SQL instructions present in the |