On Apr 29, 2019, at 5:08 AM, Christian Grün <christian.gruen@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Daniel,

seems hard to reproduce. Could you tell me what you did step by step?
This is what I tried:

1. I created a DB database.
2. I added the document <root id='id'/> to the database path /path/file.xml.
3. I replaced this document with the same document via the DBA.
4. Your query db:open('DB')/root[@id='id']/base-uri() returned a single string.

Thanks in advance,
Christian

PS: The form parameter handling in 9.2 contains a little bug (as a
result, I couldn’t invoke the replace functionality with the current
version). I just uploaded a new snapshot. Both the current and the
snapshot version should behave identically in terms of adding and
replacing documents.



On Fri, Apr 26, 2019 at 4:45 PM Zimmel, Daniel <D.Zimmel@esvmedien.de> wrote:

Hello,

something has gone awry in my database after a db:replace():

query:
       db:open('DB','/path/file.xml')/base-uri()

result:
       /DB/path/file.xml

This is as expected. The result is the replaced file. But when I

query:
       db:open('DB')/root[@id='id']/base-uri()

result is a sequence:
       /DB/path/file.xml
       /DB/path/file.xml

The first result is the file before the db:replace(), the second after.

Can somebody explain why db:open() with path parameter is returning one result, but without parameter two results?
Database statistics say there are indeed two documents. But when I export the database, only one gets exported.

This happens with db:replace() on 9.2 from the DBA browser interface.
When I use the same db:replace() XQuery on 9.2 with my local database, all is well (document gets replaced, no duplicates). Settings should be the default ones.

Thanks, Daniel