On Thu, Sep 03, 2009 at 06:02:51PM -0400, David Carver wrote:
> I agree, that XML Databases are the way to deal with large data, but
> most of the people out there doing the work, don't know about them.
How to change that?
I suspect that, even today after the initial heavy breathing and
excitement has died down about JSON, the idea of JSON-native
databases would be appealing to a lot of people, even though
it's as meaningless in its way as XML-native -- the XQuery
products are mostly XDM-native, strictly speaking, just as
a relational database is not really CSV-file-native.
The importance of the distinction is the resulting perception.
So do we just need to blog and comment using newer, younger
keywords? I see MarkLogic and Oracle articles about generating
JSON with XQuery, for example.
Liam
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