XML is becoming increasingly popular as a means of exchanging a wide variety of data on the web. It is anticipated that in the future, many websites will be built from XML documents. XML databases would be required to manage these websites and also provide a way for users to search their contents. In this paper we give an overview of the development of query algebras from the original relational algebra to the algebras for extended-relational, object-oriented and semi-structured or XML data models. We discuss in detail and provide a cross comparison of the various algebras proposed for XML. We also discuss the implementation of a particular algebra in the context of MMXDB, which is a main-memory XML database system that we are developing
One missing point in the current research about p2p XML databases is the definition of a proper quer...
This paper investigates the possibility of realizing the core of an XML database system by a pure mo...
Both RDBMS (Relational Database Management Systems) and ODBMS (Object- Oriented Database Management ...
In this paper we address the problem of immediate translation of eXtensible Mark-up Language (XML) i...
This paper proposes XAL, an XML ALgebra. Its novelty is based on the simplicity of its data model an...
This report documents a preliminary research study of semi-structured data stored on the Web in gene...
This paper describes some new ideas on developing a logical algebra for databases that manage textua...
Abstract. Recently XML is quickly becoming a crucial format for representing and exchanging informat...
Abstract: Besides the storage engine, the query processor of a database system is the most critical ...
With the significant increase of web-based applications, the eXtensible Markup Language (XML), as a ...
The recent emergence of XML as a standard for representation and exchange of data on the Web has dra...
We survey several approaches to overall design of systems manipulating persistent XML data. We descr...
Queries against databases are formulated in declarative languages. Examples are the relational query...
Abstract. One missing point in the current research about p2p XML databases is the definition of a p...
We describe the Enosys XML Integration Platform (EXIP), focusing on the query language, algebra, and...
One missing point in the current research about p2p XML databases is the definition of a proper quer...
This paper investigates the possibility of realizing the core of an XML database system by a pure mo...
Both RDBMS (Relational Database Management Systems) and ODBMS (Object- Oriented Database Management ...
In this paper we address the problem of immediate translation of eXtensible Mark-up Language (XML) i...
This paper proposes XAL, an XML ALgebra. Its novelty is based on the simplicity of its data model an...
This report documents a preliminary research study of semi-structured data stored on the Web in gene...
This paper describes some new ideas on developing a logical algebra for databases that manage textua...
Abstract. Recently XML is quickly becoming a crucial format for representing and exchanging informat...
Abstract: Besides the storage engine, the query processor of a database system is the most critical ...
With the significant increase of web-based applications, the eXtensible Markup Language (XML), as a ...
The recent emergence of XML as a standard for representation and exchange of data on the Web has dra...
We survey several approaches to overall design of systems manipulating persistent XML data. We descr...
Queries against databases are formulated in declarative languages. Examples are the relational query...
Abstract. One missing point in the current research about p2p XML databases is the definition of a p...
We describe the Enosys XML Integration Platform (EXIP), focusing on the query language, algebra, and...
One missing point in the current research about p2p XML databases is the definition of a proper quer...
This paper investigates the possibility of realizing the core of an XML database system by a pure mo...
Both RDBMS (Relational Database Management Systems) and ODBMS (Object- Oriented Database Management ...