Hello,
I was wondering how to determine if an UPDATE succeeds. For example, if I
have the following document:
<ROOT id="1">
<OBJECT1 id="2">
<OBJECT2 id="3"/>
</OBJECT1>
</ROOT>
if query = UPDATE INSERT(<OBJECT3 id="4"></OBJECT3>) into
doc("mydoc")//*...@id='99']
and I call:
int res = SEexecute(conn, query);
res is 8 (SEDNA_UPDATE_SUCCEEDED), but since there was no object with
id='99', the new object never actually was inserted. If the query had
id='3', then the function returns SEDNA_UPDATE_SUCCEEDED, but in this case,
the new object was inserted.
Is there a way to determine if the new object was actually inserted? Does
SEDNA_UPDATE_SUCCEEDED just mean the syntax of the stament is correct?
Thanks in advance for your help,
Garrett Beaubien.
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