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Subject: XSL as a DB query language From: "\"Pasqualino \\\"Titto\\\" Assini\"" <assini@xxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1998 16:59:11 +0100 |
Do you think that XSL could really be used as a generic XML Repository
Query Language ?
What would the more evident limitations be ?
Is there any alternative (for example: SQL or OQL extensions, XPointer,
etc) ?
And are you aware of any existing prototype of an XSL query engine ?
Thanks in advance.
Titto
P.S.
An aside question: are you aware of any good XML data repository
technology ?
I was able to find only the ObjectStore and Poet offerings, I guess that
there should be something more, especially in the field of SQL
databases.
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Pasqualino "Titto" Assini
The Data Archive - University of Essex, UK
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