Thanks for the reply Kyle, however since the post I have now managed to work it out, for the benefit of others see an example below:var nodeitems = xfa.record.resolveNodes('datasourcename.Record[Criteria1=="Test" and Criteria2=="Test" and Criteria3=="Test"]');

Hi Kyle,It's some time since you posted this answer, however I am now running into the situation where I need to specify multiple parameters, are you able to provide me with a couple of examples of the applyXPath method doing a query using multiple parameters?Thanks in advance.Graham

Thanks Robert, I should have mentioned that I am already performing a for loop as above, however this seems like an unecessary and potentially processor intensive step especially in that there might 100's of records returned that I don't necessarily need as they are not related to the country I am s...

I have the following predicate:var predicate = "$record.TopMerchants.Record[*]";var nodeitems = $data.resolveNodes(predicate);which searches an XML structure similar to the following:<TopMerchants>     <Record>          <Country>United Kingdom</Country>          <X1>testing</X1>          <X2>testing...