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Re: CLOB with side tables


side tables
Hi Helena

we do similar things, but with a bit of work

use a doc based parser to extract the index elements and then use
uuencode or some other base 64 encoding program to create regular, ascii
text records for storing in the database

works well for us a general technique and it's good for any sort of
blobs/clobs not just xml

regards

rick

On Mon, 2003-09-15 at 22:35, Helena Forsberg wrote:
> Hi
> Is there any other database than DB2 that supports the storing of an XML document as a BLOB/CLOB with some key elements stored in relations? My queries will only involve 6 or 7 elements in a doument of possibly 100 elements, so I want to store them on the side for querying and then get the whole document as an answer to my query. I'm especially interested in Informix or MS SQL Server since that is our current investments. 
> Thank you,
> Helena
> 
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