Initially released to IWS Test on 20140917
Enhancements
Added SubWorksheet for XSLT ForEach
The XSLT ForEach object was enhanced and now displays a sub worksheet when you double click on it. You can drop special shapes from the Toolbox to the work area inside this sub worksheet of XSLT ForEach object. All shapes inside the ForEach will generate XSLT code inside <xsl:for-each ..> ... </xsl:for-each> node.
This issue was tracked as Item #122853.
Custom SQL Requests Now Available in XSLT DB Lookup
The XSLT DB Lookup was enhanced to include a new option of "SQL Request" in the object parameters. If you want to use custom SQL requests, please check the "SQL Request" box. You will also need to enter a keyword to IN parameters of XSLT DB Lookup shape – for OracleDB requests, enter "IMPLOCI" and for MSSQLDB requests enter "IMPLOLEDB". Enter the actual SQL request to the expression column. It is also possible to use xsl functions in the SQL request text – for example:
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concat("select * from",|TableNameVar|) |
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This issue was tracked as Item #122854.
Software Fixes
Issue Modifying Expression By Clicking on XSLT ForEach Object
If you double clicked on a XSLT ForEach object and modified the expression, it incorrectly modified the node name. The following steps show an example of how this issue would appear:
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