A comparative evaluation of XML repositories

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2002

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Ünal, Özgül

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Recently XML has established itself as the standard for representing data in scientific and business applications. Starting out as a standard data exchange format over the web, it has become instrumental in all kinds of applications. Almost all standardization efforts on the web today are based on XML. As a consequence, the amount of XML data being stored and processed is large and will be increasing at a very rapid rate. This has caused XML data management to become a focus of research efforts in the database community and several different approaches to storing and querying XML documents have been proposed and implemented both by the research community and the industry. inIn this thesis, a survey of different approaches in storing and/or retrieving XML documents is provided. We have evaluated one mapping technique for relational database systems, and two native XML databases using a benchmark within the scope of this thesis. A number of results obtained from these experiments and a summary of the advantages and disadvantages of the approaches is presented. Moreover, we provide detailed information about Document Type Definition (DTD) and XML Schema and explain the strengths and limitations of them. We also look at different XML query languages and explain the advantages and disadvantages of XQuery and XPath.

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Relational database management systems, Object oriented database systems, Native XML databases, XQueiy, XPath, DTD, XML schema

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/13227

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Ö. Ünal, “A comparative evaluation of XML repositories,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2002.