Differences between sedna xquery in windows and Linux, sedna xquery

Differences between sedna xquery in windows and Linux, sedna xquery

The source uses the example of yesterday to load book. xml into the collection named novel in the books database.

<books><book><name>The Call Of Wild</name><author>Jack London</author><price>32.5$</price><date>2015-7-6</date></book><book><name>Wuthering Heights</name><author>Emily Bronte</author><price>40$</price><date>2015-7-5</date></book></books>

Query the content:

se_term -query "for $p in collection('novel')/books return $p" books

In Windows, the result is as follows:

D:\sedna\bin>se_term -query "for $p in collection('novel')/books return $p" books<books>  <book>    <name>The Call Of Wild</name>    <author>Jack London</author>    <price>32.5$</price>    <date>2015-7-6</date>  </book>  <book>    <name>Wuthering Heights</name>    <author>Emily Bronte</author>    <price>40$</price>    <date>2015-7-5</date>  </book></books>

Results in Linux:

[xuzhina@localhost bin]$ ./se_term -query "for $p in collection('novel')/books return $p" booksSEDNA Message: ERROR XPST0003It is a static error if an expression is not a valid instance of the grammar defined in A.1 EBNF.Details: at (1:6), syntax error, unexpected in, expecting end of file or statement separator         for  in collection('novel')/books return 

If it is changed to the following in Linux:

se_term -query "for \$p in collection('novel')/books return \$p" books

The result is correct:

[xuzhina@localhost bin]$ ./se_term -query "for \$p in collection('novel')/books return \$p" books<books>  <book>    <name>The Call Of Wild</name>    <author>Jack London</author>    <price>32.5$</price>    <date>2015-7-6</date>  </book>  <book>    <name>Wuthering Heights</name>    <author>Emily Bronte</author>    <price>40$</price>    <date>2015-7-5</date>  </book></books>

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