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Update mutations.mdx #18

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Expand Up @@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ mutation UpdatePost($i: UpdatePostInput!) {
Where:

- You will notice that the naming of the mutation is `UpdatePost` which indicates that this mutation will update existing records.
- `updatePost` binding has a prefix `update` which is very defines the behaviour of your mutation - updating the existing data instead of creating new records.
- `updatePost` binding has a prefix `update` which defines the behaviour of your mutation - updating the existing data instead of creating new records.
- Finally, just like before, we define the variables that should be passed to update record. Here, very important difference is that you will be required to specify all variables, including the stream id so that ComposeDB would know which record should be updated.

### Update Options
Expand All @@ -143,4 +143,4 @@ Currently, data deletion is not supported. All ComposeDB data transactions are t
## Next Steps
At this stage, you should have a strong understanding of how to create applications using ComposeDB and interact with the data that is stored on the network. Congrats!

If you need more inspiration for what can be built on ComposeDB, check out the [**example applications**](https://threebox.notion.site/threebox/Ceramic-Ecosystem-Directory-a3a7a58f81544d33ad3feb84368775d4) built by Ceramic community members.
If you need more inspiration for what can be built on ComposeDB, check out the [**example applications**](https://threebox.notion.site/threebox/Ceramic-Ecosystem-Directory-a3a7a58f81544d33ad3feb84368775d4) built by Ceramic community members.