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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > Working with Relational Data as XML Working with Relational Data as XMLAs shown in the example in the preceding section, an SQL/XML query is returned as XML. The XML is displayed in the Preview window in the DB-to-XML data source editor, as shown in Figure 376.
You can work with an SQL/XML query result as XML and, optionally, update the relational database using changes to the XML file and the SQL/XML statements defined on the UPDATE tab of the DB-to-XML data source editor. |
Validate XML Using XSD
You can validate XML documents against any data model defined using W3C XSD, using any major XSD Validator, including MSXML 3.0, MSXML 4.0, MSXML 6.0, Xerces-J, Xerces-C, Microsoft System.XML (1.0 and 2.0), XSV, the Saxonica XSD Validator and others.
Data Integration Tools: Using the Stylus Studio XML Pipeline to Visually Integrate and Publish Data
Data Integration Tools from Stylus Studio include a visual pipeline editor, support for non-XML data sources, scalable data integration components, cross-language debugging and Java code generation. Try it now.
Translating XML documents to EDIFACT
In-place, via XSLT and via XQuery are all mechanisms supported for converting XML to EDIFACT
FLWOR - An Introduction to the XQuery FLWOR Expression
An XQuery FLWOR Tutorial, covering an introduction to the main constructs of the XQuery FLWOR expression, including: For, Let, Where, Order By, and Return. Written by the W3C's Dr. Michael Kay.
