sql processor seems to be using xpath 1.0

> Hi all,
>
> I believe the xpath replace() function is part of xpath 2.0.  I tried
> to use the replace() function inside the sql processor.
>
> sql processor script:
>
> <sql:update "select="/some/stuff">
> insert into sometable
> set
> name = <sql:param type="xs:string" select="replace(@name,'foo', 'bar')" />;
> </sql:update>
>
> When I ran this, I got he following error message:
>
> Exception occurred evaluting XPath: replace(@name,'foo', 'bar').
> Exception: No Such Function replace
>
> When I tried the replace() inside the xslt sandbox (part of the orbeon
> distribution), the replace() function worked.
>
>
> Thanks,
> James
>
>
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