Basex 1.0.0 API documentation

Bind a particular value (and optionally a type) to a named variable in the 
context of the query

Closes and unregisters the query

Bind a value (and optionally type) to the global context of the query

Execute the query as a single batch and return the result as a 
single string.  Similar to the `session/execute` function.

Returns info/status about the query

Returns an indication if there are any more items left in the queries
result set

Returns the next result in the result set.  If we are past the end of 
 the results nil will simply be returned. This is a stepped alternative 
to the execute method.

Returns a string with all query serialization parameters.

A more Clojure-y way to walk the result set of the executed query.

Lazily executes the `next` function on the query until the query 
returns nil.  This does not rely on the `more?` method.

Simple macro that allows clean handling of queries. Wraps statements in a
try block that will attempt to close the query in the finally block.

Bindings should start with the query declaration but contain as many
declarations as you need

    (with-query [query (create-query session query-str)]
      (println (basex.query/execute query)))

In the case above the query binding will be available for use in the body
of the form. The query will be closed when the form completes