described how SQL can naturally integrate native XML at a full hierarchical processing level utilizing the Left Outer Join operation to inherently model and process hierarchical data structures. Part ...

This is the third TDAN.com article in a series on using ANSI SQL’s inherent hierarchical processing to integrate and process relational and XML data at a full hierarchical processing level. The first ...

If you could do one thing to improve integration and automate processes with customers and business partners, it would be to implement XML, which has become the standard for exchanging information ...

XML data is based on a hierarchical structure of elements and ... and support powerful SQL queries. By converting XML data to relational databases, you can benefit from the advantages of both ...

Now XML documents are themselves hierarchical, so the two fit very ... we need a solution,” he says. Wesco’s database is Microsoft SQL Server, but Conte says he is open to any number of ...

XML’s hierarchical structures do not map well to relational database structures. That’s where an embeddable ... Xquery and does not require much administration. XQuery is an SQL-like query language ...

Abstract: A hierarchical XML (eXtensible Markup Language) database is being developed by the New Millennium Program to assist in technology return on investment (ROI) analysis and technology portfolio ...

Administrators who want to get a handle on storing and organizing XML content can choose among three approaches. Here are the key vendors in each category: Tamino is the market leader in the ...