DocumentCode
1247208
Title
XML data stores: emerging practices
Author
Vakali, Athena ; Catania, Barbara ; Maddalena, Anna
Author_Institution
Aristotle Univ., Greece
Volume
9
Issue
2
fYear
2005
Firstpage
62
Lastpage
69
Abstract
We survey emerging native XML storage approaches and identify and highlight popular implementations tailored to XML\´s "nature" and syntax. By understanding the storage practices of emerging native XML environments, programmers and software designers can better exploit the technology\´s scalability and reliability benefits. It is because XML is rapidly becoming the Internet standard for data representation and exchange, efficient XML document storage has become a core data management issue. Most early XML storage practices rely on conventional database management systems. However, such systems involve mappings and transformations between XML and the underlying database structure. More recent efforts are based on specific XML-tailored systems that provide ad hoc functionalities. This overview of emerging XML storage approaches highlights current practices along with prospective research and implementation trends.
Keywords
Internet; XML; data structures; database management systems; document handling; electronic data interchange; query processing; storage management; Internet standard; XML data storage; XML document storage; ad hoc functionality; data exchange; data representation; database management system; technology reliability benefit; technology scalability; Data structures; Database systems; File systems; Internet; Object oriented modeling; Programming profession; Scalability; Software design; Standards publication; XML; Native XML; XML storage; data store;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Internet Computing, IEEE
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
1089-7801
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/MIC.2005.48
Filename
1405977
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