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Subject: Re: [xsl] Urgent please (forgot something...)
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>  This xml file is the out put of Oracle XML SQL Utility which will fetch the
>  news items from the database and convert it into the given XML format based
>  on the SQL query . Is it causes the problem?

well probably the entries in the database are wrong.
There shouldn't be a \ before the ".
You could remove the \ in the XSL stylesheet (but its a bit of a pain
unless you want to remove all \ which is easy with translate(.,'/','')
or you could probably remove them as part of the Oracle XML output
coding (but I don't know anything about that). Or if the \" are in your
original source database entries you are probably better off fixing the
problem there and editing the entries not to have \".

David

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