XSLT procedures are programs that you write in XML to modify XML documents—for example, to convert them to other formats based on an XSL style sheet. You can add these procedures as TDV Server data sources, execute them against a data source, use them in views or procedures, and publish them as TDV database tables or Web services.

The XSLT procedure editor is a stand-alone, language-specific processor that lets you compose and execute XSLT scripts.

Note: The XQuery and XSLT procedures cannot be used as resources in the Any-Any transformation editor.

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For information on how to define caching for your procedures, see TDV Caching.