Native Xml Databases Vs. Relational Databases in Dealing With XML Documents
Source: University of Belgrade
When dealing with data-centric XML documents, it is possible to convert XML documents into a relational database, which can then be queried using SQL. Such relational databases are called XML-enabled databases. On the other hand, the best choice for storing, updating and retrieving document-centric XML documents is usually a Native XML Database (NXD). NXDs store XML documents as logical units, and retrieve documents using specific query languages such as XPath or XQuery. This paper presents different approaches to accessing XML documents from relational databases, as well as from native XML databases.
| Format: | Size: | 178.00 | |
| Date: | Oct 2006 |
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