(Datastore already has an overwrite semantics)

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SysML1.7: ISSUE: Claim that 'Datastore already has an overwrite semantics' is inconsistent w.r.t. UML2.5.1
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OMG Systems Modeling Language (SysML) 1.7
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This statement in SysMLv1.7 about DataStoreNode as reused from UML2.5.1 is contested by Webel
UML-2.5.1: 'When a DataStoreNode accepts an object token, if that token contains an object with the same identity as an object contained in a token already held by the node, then the duplicate object token shall not be placed on the DataStoreNode.'
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When a DataStoreNode accepts an object token, if that token contains an object with the same identity as an object contained in a token already held by the node, then the duplicate object token shall not be placed on the DataStoreNode.
When an offer for an object token held by a DataStoreNode is accepted by a downstream object node, the offered token is removed from the DataStoreNode, per the usual CentralBufferNode semantics. However, a copy is made of the removed object token ...
Unlike a regular CentralBufferNode, a DataStoreNode contains objects uniquely.
15.4.3.4 Data Store Nodes - A DataStoreNode is a CentralBufferNode that holds its object tokens persistently while its activity is executing.
... a copy is made of the removed object token, with the same value, and this is immediately placed back onto the DataStoreNode. Thus, the values held by a DataStoreNode appear to persist for the duration of each execution of its containing activity, even
The selection and transformation Behaviors on outgoing ObjectFlows can be used to get information out of a DataStoreNode as if a query were being performed.
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