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A literal expression is an expression made up of Unicode characters and not specific to any technology such as: Windows file system paths, SQL, XML, or XPath/XSLT.
Data type
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Explanation
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Examples
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csv-list
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A comma-separated list of string-literal values
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oracle,sqlserver,jdbc
0,1
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date-literal
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A string that is susceptible to being interpreted as an indication of a date, or of a date and a time.
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12-05-2019
12-MAY-2019 13:00
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integer-literal
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An integer number
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0
1000
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string-literal
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A simple alphanumeric string that is allowable as an identifier of an object.
Subsets text-literal.
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myalias
MyAlias
MyAlias_4
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text-literal
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A string of Unicode characters including interpunction characters and whitespace
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Default-8090@C:\USoft\servers\Default\
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See also
Guide to expressions and data types
Literal expressions
Dates
string literals
XML expressions
XPath expressions
Node set expressions
Booleans
Strings
Numbers
Function calls
Variable references
Implicit XPath datatype conversion
Evaluated expressions vs. literals
SQL expressions
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