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Object Oriented Database With XML

XML-native database systems are database systems whose internal data representation is XML-compliant. They store and retrieve XML documents and support query languages like XPath and XQuery. XML-native databases emerged as XML became a widely accepted standard for data exchange on the internet due to its open nature and ability to define custom data structures within documents.

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Object Oriented Database With XML

XML-native database systems are database systems whose internal data representation is XML-compliant. They store and retrieve XML documents and support query languages like XPath and XQuery. XML-native databases emerged as XML became a widely accepted standard for data exchange on the internet due to its open nature and ability to define custom data structures within documents.

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Raldy Henry Almonte

Advanced Database Systems

MIT

XML (Object Oriented Database)


XML Native Database Systems
There is no broadly accepted definition what XM Native database exactly mean.
Using and understanding of this term can therefore very differ by individual authors
and communities. For example, XML database is defined as a system which simply
provides XML API and therefore enables to process XML documents.

Database system is a system, which enables a mass data processing it


provides operations store and retrieve. Typically it also provides data
consistency, redundancy multiuser access, and crash recovery mechanisms.
XML database system is a database system which provides storing and
retrieving XML document. Typically a query language like XPath or XQuery are
supported.
XML native database systems are XML database systems whose inner
data representation is XML compliant.

Why XML database systems? Their appearance is a consequence of evolution of


internet technologies and also the success of XML standard which was posted in
1998 by W3C consortium and accepted by IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force).
The main reasons of XML success are:

XML is open international standard


User can define him/her-self which data and in which structure have to be
stored; the data and structural information are stored together in one
document.

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