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Professional XML Databases

This book will teach you how to integrate XML into your current relational data source strategies. With the increasing amount of data stored in relational databases, and the importance of XML as a format for marking up data.

Whether you are using XML for storage, as an interchange format, or for display, this book looks at the key issues, you should be aware of when structuring, processing, accessing, and storing your documents.

• Chapter 1: XML Design for Data
• Chapter 2: XML Structures for Existing Databases
• Chapter 3: Database Structures for Existing XML
• Chapter 4: Standards Design
• Chapter 5: XML Schemas
• Chapter 6: DOM
• Chapter 7: SAX - The Simple API for XML
• Chapter 8: XSLT and XPath
• Chapter 9: Relational References with XLink
• Chapter 10: Other Technologies (XBase, XPointer, XInclude, XHTML, XForms)
• Chapter 11: The XML Query Language
• Chapter 12: Flat Files
• Chapter 13: ADO, ADO+, and XML
• Chapter 14: Storing and Retrieving XML in SQL Server 2000
• Chapter 15: XML Views in SQL Server 2000
• Chapter 16: JDBC
• Chapter 17: Data Warehousing, Archival, and Repositories
• Chapter 18: Data Transmission
• Chapter 19: Marshalling and Presentation
• Chapter 20: SQL Server 2000 XML Sample Applications
• Chapter 21: DB Prism: A Framework to Generate Dynamic XML from a Database
• Appendix A: XML Primer
• Appendix B: Relational Database Primer
• Appendix C: XML Schema Datatypes
• Appendix D: SAX 2.0: The Simple API for XML
• Appendix E: Setting Up a Virtual Directory for SQL Server 2000

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