How to split XML document into two

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vNodeList := xmldom.getElementsByTagName(vdoc, 'document_text');
vNode := xmldom.item(vNodeList, 0); -- The xmldom.getNodeName(vNode) of this node is exactly what i am
-- looking for
vdoc:= xmldom.makeDocument( vNode);
insert into cltab values (empty_clob()) returning cl into cl;
xmldom.writeToClob(vdoc_txt, cl);
But after that i am still getting the whole document tree, - copy of the whole document.
What am i doing wrong? What functions should i use for this kind of task? xmldom.clonenode?
Could you recommend any good description of the xmldom package?
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