Hi,
How hard to implement a data layer to use a RDBMS as a storage? e.g. Oracle, Postgre
Regards
How hard to implement a data layer to use a RDBMS as a storage? e.g. Oracle, Postgre
...probably similar to implementing the BaseX storage as a data layer for Oracle ;) The BaseX XQuery Processor is tightly coupled with the database backend; otherwise, performance of XPath requests would decrease a lot. If you want to store data in an RDBMS, what about using the XQuery SQL Module [1]?
Best, Christian
Oliveira:
Just curious as to why you would like to do this? I'm a big supporter and user of BaseX but Oracle has support for XML (http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/features/xmldb/index.html), why not use it directly?
One option I would recommend if you need a hybrid DB solution is IBM DB2 as it support SQL, XML, and RDF (since v10) and there is a fully functional free version (Express-C) http://www-01.ibm.com/software/data/db2/express/
best *P
On 6/19/12 9:04 PM, Henrique Oliveira wrote:
Hi,
How hard to implement a data layer to use a RDBMS as a storage? e.g. Oracle, Postgre
Regards
-- Henrique Oliveira
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