> 1. Create a new database
I think this is the point where I’m stuck. Probably it’s not enough to
create an arbitrary database, but the path must somewhat be similar to
the path of the file that you are addressing in the next steps? Did
you first create an empty database and add the document
Hi Christian,
Couldn't repro it with a command script, it got the expected behaviour
each way I tried. However, I can repro it consistently in the GUI.
GUI:
1. Create a new database
2. Point Input file or directory to an existing XML file, say,
"F:/tmp/foo.xml" (haven't verified behaviour on
Hi Marc,
> When I have the database closed in the GUI
>
> base-uri(doc('F:/tmp/foo.xml')) => file:///F:/tmp/foo.xml
>
> And when I open the database "foo" from the GUI
>
> base-uri(doc('F:/tmp/foo.xml')) => /foo/foo.xml
>
> Is that right?
I wouldn’t say so ;) As somewhat usual, I
... am I missing something?
So this
db:node-id($node)
should raise an error in case $node is not a database node. However in
the GUI and in the command-line client.
db:node-id(doc('F:/tmp/afile.xml')) => 0
db:node-id(doc('F:/tmp/afile.xml')/*) => 1
only requirement is that
Hi all,
Happy new year btw!
I got bitten by something and can't explain this behaviour.
So the situation is that I have an XML file on the file system in F:/tmp/foo.xml
I also have this file imported into a database named "foo" (and the
path "/foo.xml".
Now in the GUI (and on 8.5.3) I have
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