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sorry for the late reply. I already thought about the variable method. But the problem was, that as soon as a variable got created, I cannot change the value anymore. The only thing I want to achieve is to check, wheter the current node/element/value within the "xsl:for-each" block is the same one as the last one (after the nodes have been sorted). Therefore I wanted to store the current one in a variable and compare it during the next loop. Not XSL but how I would do it in any other programming…

Hi, basically this seems to work fine. I will test it within the complete structure in my real scenario. One more question: Since I am in a template matching all /root/records/record ... elements do I only get the list of sysnames ´belonging to the current context? Because this would be a requirement here. Thank you, Best Regards

Hi all, I have got the following issue, which I do not get resolved: I have a source XML document containing the following structure (just an extract): Quellcode (75 Zeilen) What I need to have is a unique node list, containing all systems with the same name exactly once. Therefore I created a for-each loop as follows: Quellcode (20 Zeilen) So my question is: How can I reduce the list to only have each entry seperatly and still access to all tag values below <system> I tried several things using…