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Generate XQuery expressions for processes

Use

CLAIRE Copilot

in the Process Designer to quickly generate an XQuery expression for a process. The process must be saved and valid.

You can use natural language to provide field information and describe the XQuery that you want to generate.

CLAIRE Copilot

then generates the XQuery expression and displays it in the conversation window.

When you enter a prompt for an XQuery,

CLAIRE Copilot

processes the fields, such as input, output, temporary; and process objects, and generates the corresponding query.

CLAIRE Copilot

helps you work with complex data structures without writing manual XML inputs.

CLAIRE Copilot

validates every XQuery that it generates.

You can then copy the validated XQuery and use it in your process without writing complex code yourself.

Let's take a look at an example that demonstrates how

CLAIRE Copilot

generates an XQuery expression based on your prompt.

The XQuery results might vary based on your inputs.

You submit the following prompt for an existing process:

Give me the XQuery expression to extract the first 19 characters for the current date and time

CLAIRE Copilot replies with the following statement:

(
: Assumption: The current date-time is retrieved using the date:now() function, which returns the current time in milliseconds.:
)
(
: Instruction: The date:millisToDate() function is used to convert milliseconds to a date-time format. :) (: The substring() function is used to extract the first 19 characters of the date-time string. :
)
substring(xs:string(date:millisToDate(date:now())), 1, 19)

You can copy the generated XQuery and paste it in the required process.

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