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[XQuery Talk Mailing List Archive Home] [By Date] [By Thread] [By Subject] [By Author] [Recent Entries] [Reply To This Message] performance figures for xquery processorsRonald Bourret rpbourret at rpbourret.comWed Feb 8 00:22:29 PST 2006
I do. To me, it's irrelevant whether native XML storage is found in an XML-enabled relational database or a standalone native XML database. (It is interesting to note that the implementation strategies used by the relational companies are similar to and as varied as those found in standalone native XML databases.) I tend to forget that not everybody is aware of these capabilities, so thanks to Michael for pointing them out. -- Ron Michael Rys wrote: > I agree with Ron, assuming he includes the XML-enabled general database > systems such as SQL Server, Oracle, and - at some point in the not too > distant future ;) - DB2. > > Best regards > Michael
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