This document covers the following topics:
The Tamino XQuery tool can be started in two different ways:
From the Tamino X-Plorer. The Tamino X-Plorer remains active so that you can work with both applications at the same time.
In standalone mode (without the Tamino X-Plorer).
It is possible to invoke more than one XQuery window. Thus, you can perform several queries and compare their results.
To invoke the Tamino XQuery tool from the Tamino X-Plorer
In the navigation tree of the Tamino X-Plorer, select the object which you want to include in your query.
The currently selected object in the navigation tree will be provided as a query expression in the Tamino XQuery tool. The names of the server, database and collection will be supplied automatically. This if helpful if you do not want to type this information yourself.
From the menu of the Tamino X-Plorer, choose .
Or:
Choose the following toolbar button:
The application window of the Tamino XQuery tool appears. See Elements of the Tamino XQuery Window.
You can now specify and execute the query. See Working with the Tamino XQuery Tool.
To start the Tamino XQuery tool in standalone mode on Windows
From the Windows Start menu choose from the Tamino program group.
To start the Tamino XQuery tool in standalone mode on UNIX
platforms
Start the following script from the command line:
inoxquery.sh
When you close the Tamino X-Plorer, all XQuery windows that have been opened from the Tamino X-Plorer are also closed.
To close an XQuery window
From the menu, choose .
Or:
From the Control menu, choose .
Or:
Choose the corresponding standard button in the title bar.
