Dear all at BaseX,

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...

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).

But if I try to insert the same document twice with this function (in the same updating query), I still get two documents in the database, because function is 'updating' and because of the pending update list...

Are db:XXX functions really 'updating' ? Is there a way to delete only one of the duplicated documents ?

Thank you again for your fantastic job.

Regards,

Fabrice ETANCHAUD Senior Software Engineer

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