Comparing XML database approaches

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Comparing XML database approaches

The question is: Why should you prefer a native XML database over an XML-aware classic database or the other way around? This article compares the approaches of a number of varying database solutions, including eXist, Mark Logic, and DB2 Express-C. The differences are translated into practical advantages and disadvantages in choosing the right tool for the right job.

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