How to I add extra condition on my xslt count when statement? 1

[momo2000]

I have a when statement that I would like to add one more condition.
I would like to add CaseParty with an Op='A' to my existing count.
How do I do that?

Here is my xslt when test count statement

 <xsl:when test="(count(CaseParty[((ObservedRace/@Op='E') or (ObservedEthnicity/@Op='E')) and (Connection/@Word='RSP')] )>0)">

Here is my xml document

<Integration>
	<Case>
	     <CaseParty ID="7470">
			<ObservedRace Word="W" Op="E">White</ObservedRace>
			<ObservedEthnicity Word="NH">Non Hispanic</ObservedEthnicity>
			<Connection Word="RSP"/>
		</CaseParty>
		<CaseParty ID="111" Op="A">
			<Connection Op="A" Word="CHD">
				<Description>Child</Description>
			</Connection>
		</CaseParty>
	</Case>
</Integration>

 

[k5tm]

If I understand correctly that you would like to count both of the CaseParty nodes in the XML fragment, then use the union operator. The count() function is counting the number of nodes in a nodeset that is described by an XPath expression. If we increase the number of nodes in the nodeset by using the union operator, the count will increase. So, the following is simplified for clarity:

count( CaseParty[[i]condition-1[/i]] [b]|[/b] CaseParty[[i]condition-2[/i]] )

The condition you already have would be condition-1, and condition-2 could be simply [tt]@Op='A'[/tt].

If a node meets both conditions, it is only counted once (this is the nature of a union operation).

The union operator also provides a means to select nodes with different names. or even different types of nodes. You will see the union operator used prominently in identity transforms.

Tom Morrison
Hill Country Software

 

[momo2000]

Thanks for your help