XML Queries and Indexing in SQL Server 2005
I remember posting something about this MS SQL Server & XML tip, but, because I am still finding it interesting, I will post more.
XML standards proved to gain more and more success in both open sources and corporate software products as Microsoft for example (the new Office will come up with new document formats based on XML structures, and guess what: their structure might be even documented and fully accessible to anyone). XML is what most of the companies choose as a format for data and it is quite a simple and useful invention.
Microsoft, with its new product line: new .NET framework and new MS SQL Server is counting more and more on this type of structures. Here’s a simple view on SQL query & XML type of column.
http://www.codeguru.com/Csharp/Csharp/cs_data/xml/article.php/c11023
XML standards proved to gain more and more success in both open sources and corporate software products as Microsoft for example (the new Office will come up with new document formats based on XML structures, and guess what: their structure might be even documented and fully accessible to anyone). XML is what most of the companies choose as a format for data and it is quite a simple and useful invention.
Microsoft, with its new product line: new .NET framework and new MS SQL Server is counting more and more on this type of structures. Here’s a simple view on SQL query & XML type of column.
http://www.codeguru.com/Csharp/Csharp/cs_data/xml/article.php/c11023
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