XDMP-ARGTYPE indicates a mismatch between the actual type (variable1) and expected type (variable2) of a function call argument. For example, passing an empty sequence when a node is expected. The message usually includes context information about the expression where the error occurred.
XDMP-ARGTYPE may also occur as the side-effect of another syntax or semantic error.
Response
Correct your code.
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