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# A XQuery Update query can never return a result. So you can't combine reading queries and updating queries into one query, even if they are separated with a comma.
#: Incorrect ExampleQuery: <pre>for $i in 1 to 10 return $i, insert nodes <test/> into root()</pre>
# Updates of a XQuery Update query are not visible until the whole query is finished. So values generated by subqueries are not accessible in the other parts of the query.
# The order of XQuery Update functions in a query is irrelevant. There is a [http://www.w3.org/TR/xquery-update-10/#id-upd-apply-updates specification] which controls the execution order of the update functions.
#: Example:
#: Database: <pre><test/></pre>
#: Query: <pre>insert nodes <a/> into root(), delete nodes //a</pre>
#: Result: Node <a/> is still in the database, cause of the reordering of the update functions.
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