I'm having trouble understanding the following behavior. Without putting the
document under DLS, I have inserted include statements in a file that refer to
external files as follows:
Book element snippet:
<book fileID="03990_000_1-ne_000" uri="/scriptures/bofm/1-ne">
...
<xi:include href="1-ne/03990_000_1-ne_001.xml" parse="xml"/>
<xi:include href="1-ne/03990_000_1-ne_002.xml" parse="xml"/>
...
</book>
Contents of 03990_000_1-ne_001.xml:
<chapter fileID="03990_000_1-ne_001" uri="/scriptures/bofm/1-ne/1">
<referenceHeader>
<scriptureID book="1-ne" chapter="1"/>
...
</referenceHeader>
...
</chapter>
When I perform the following query, I am getting duplicate results in which
both the reference to the chapter and the document containing the actual
chapter element are returned:
<chapters>
{
for $chapter in doc()//chapter[referenceHeader/scriptureID/@book = "1-ne"]
return <chapter>{ xdmp:node-uri( $chapter ) }</chapter>
}
</chapters>
<chapters>
<chapter>1-ne/03990_000_1-ne_001.xml</chapter>
<chapter>http://lds.org/shared/gl/scriptures/eng/bofm/1-ne/03990_000_1-ne_001.xml</chapter>
<chapter>1-ne/03990_000_1-ne_002.xml</chapter>
<chapter>http://lds.org/shared/gl/scriptures/eng/bofm/1-ne/03990_000_1-ne_002.xml</chapter<http://lds.org/shared/gl/scriptures/eng/bofm/1-ne/03990_000_1-ne_002.xml%3c/chapter>>
...
</chapters>
I would have expected the query to return only actual chapter elements, not the
references. Am I mis-using or misunderstanding include statements?
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