It looks as if databases are not cleaned up in your environment that are temporarily created during the update step.

I guess it will be difficult for you to get this reproduced for us?

Indeed.

It does happen on Windows and Linux, though. I pretty much run the default setup.

This is a complete example of a simple import query:

declare variable $system external; declare variable $config := fetch:xml(file:base-dir() || '../../config/config.' || $system ||'.xml')/basexconfig; declare variable $dbname := string($config/esvxml/database/esvschema); declare variable $sourcefile := string($config/esvxml/import/paths/sourcefile)

for $source in fetch:xml($sourcefile)/sources/*/path where file:is-dir($source) let $path := $source let $produkt := $source/@produkt let $produkttyp := $source/parent::*/name() let $xmlprozess := $source/@xml for $file in file:list($path, true(), '*.xml') return db:add($dbname, $path || $file , $produkttyp||'/'||$xmlprozess||'/'||$produkt||'/'||$file, map { 'intparse': true(),'chop': false(), 'addcache': true(), 'skipcorrupt': true() })

Nothing special in here.

It seems safe to delete those temporary databases regularly, then? Too bad I cannot reproduce.

Thanks, Daniel

In your first query, ADDCACHE was set to false. Does the problem exist in both cases?

Definitely.

Just guessing: • Did you get any errors reported while performing updates?

No.

• Do you have any symbolic links (and potential circular dependencies) in the directory you are parsing?

No.

BTW there is a db:lock message when I try to remove them via RESTXQ (DBA module). I will try to get back if any other hint shows up that might help.

Thanks, Daniel