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Re: XSLT and XQuery


Re:  XSLT and XQuery
1/7/2002 11:12:27 PM, "Jonathan Borden" <jborden@m...> wrote:

> Perhaps I am dense, but at the
>end of a long discussion, I am missing what the big issue is (aside from the
>glaring need for UPDATE in XQuery).

My point is that doing all this "right" will take time (minimum one more year), 
and it's not clear that the world will wait patiently while it is being done right.  
How do we write powerful but interoperable XML database applications in the 
meantime?  I see the dilemma, but I don't pretend to have an answer.






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