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At 11:50 AM 22/10/01 -0400, Champion, Mike wrote: > The "XML DBMS" idea is not driven by >marketing people any more than OODBMS or HTTP was; like most successful >memes, it's a solution looking for a problem, and so far I've been quite >impressed with the number of problems it latches onto. That seems like the key issue to me. Several times over the last year, I've been contacted by a VC or analyst or whatever asking what I think of some hotshot new XML repository technology. I always say "it's a hard problem, smart people like to work on it... who's going to buy it?" Because I genuinely have no understanding of the class of programs where the XML DBMS is the best answer. So....... Mike, perhaps you and some of the other XDBMS purveyors could give us some examples of the places this stuff latches onto? -Tim
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