This example shows how the replace target path function works.

As all output is converted to HTML so Obsidian will render it we need to make sure we do not have that process run if we want to create a markdown file. To so this we need to set postRenderFormat to html so the render engine knows the result is pre created HTML and not to run a markdown to HTML converter on the result but just output as is.

```qatt
query: |
  SELECT TOP 10
    basename
  FROM obsidian_markdown_notes
  ORDER BY stat->mtime DESC
template: |
  
  - 
  
postRenderFormat: html
replaceTargetPath: examples-tutorials/generated-top-ten-notes.md
replaceType: always
```

Live Example

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query: |
  SELECT TOP 10
    basename
  FROM obsidian_markdown_notes
  ORDER BY stat->mtime DESC
template: |
  
  - 
  
postRenderFormat: html
replaceTargetPath: examples-tutorials/generated-top-ten-notes.md
replaceType: always

Here is the generated file examples-tutorials/generated-top-ten-notes.md embedded in this page.