Given MarkLogic databases mirrored on two different (standard edition)
hosts, I'm trying to figure out the best way to determine whether there
are differences between given files on the two systems. Ideally I'd
like to do a deep-equal compare on the document nodes.
I know that the XQsync tool can be used to copy all or part of a
database from one platform to another, but I don't want overwriting.
I can do a hack-ish comparison using the cqsh tool by creating a Unix
shell script along these lines:
echo "xdmp:hash32(xdmp:quote(doc(\"$1\")))" | cqsh -H host1
echo "xdmp:hash32(xdmp:quote(doc(\"$1\")))" | cqsh -H host2
which does indeed flag non-identical files. But I'm thinking there ought
to be a better way.
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