> I don't understand the ADD/db:add behaviour when adding two documents with > the same name : > previous document is not replaced, but copied, and I did not find a way to > correct, and delete only one of the documents, because they all have the > same name...
Currently, to optimize performance, ADD does not check if a document already exists in the document. > So, thanks to the db:replace function, I wrote a updating function which > emulates desired behaviour (that adds or replaces the document if it already > exists in the database). Have you already tried the REPLACE command? > Are db:XXX functions really 'updating' ? > Is there a way to delete only one of the duplicated documents ? If you want to update single documents, you should ensure that all documents have distinct names. This may either be enforced by using REPLACE, or by yourself.. Christian _______________________________________________ BaseX-Talk mailing list [email protected] https://mailman.uni-konstanz.de/mailman/listinfo/basex-talk
