One way I've discovered is to call mem:node-replace(), pass it the same parameters used in my call to xdmp:node-replace(), and spit out the return value from mem:node-replace() which is what the updated document looks like.
But perhaps there's a better workaround out there. On Fri, Mar 27, 2015 at 11:53 AM, Danny Sinang <[email protected]> wrote: > I've an update query that replaces a node within a document. > > The node replacement works, but the requirement is for the same query to > return the contents of the updated document. > > I know this isn't normally possible since the update query doesn't do a > commit till after the query is executed. > > Anybody know of a workaround for this ? > > Regards, > Danny > >
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