CREATE-NODE-NAMESPACE( ) method
- Last Updated: February 11, 2026
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Creates a namespace-aware XML node whose name can
be either a single string y or an x:y combination.
Note: To ensure consistency across all nodes in an XML
document, use either the CREATE-NODE-NAMESPACE( ) method
or the CREATE-NODE( ) method to build an XML document;
do not use both methods within a single document.
Return type: LOGICAL
Applies to: X-document object handle
Syntax
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- x-node-handle
- A valid X-noderef handle to use for the new namespace-aware XML node.
- namespace-uri
- A character expression representing the namespace Uniform Resource
Identifier (URI). The namespace-uri must be unique
and persistent. Although the namespace-uri may
be an HTTP URL, there is no guarantee that it points to a retrievable
resource. It is only a name and care should be taken if you use
this name for other purposes.
If the character expression evaluates to either the empty string ("") or the Unknown value (
?), no namespace is associated with the element. - qualified-name
- A character expression representing the name of the node, optionally qualified with a prefix including a colon (for example, prefix:node-name). Unless you are using a default namespace, a prefix is required and should be set to the prefix specified when you declared the namespace using the xmlns attribute.
- type
- A character expression representing the node's SUBTYPE, which will be either ELEMENT or ATTRIBUTE.
The following code fragment illustrates how to create a namespace-aware node in an XML document using either a specific namespace or the default namespace:
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