Going Native: Native XML Database vs. Relational Database

Database is a set of logical data elements that related with each other by a mathematical relationship. The success of any database depend on some important things such: Storage procedure - the speed and ease of query - reduce non-useful information - reduce repetition - fixed records - the organiza...

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Main Authors: Lazim, Raghad Yaseen, Adzhar, Kamaludin
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Published: 2012
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description Database is a set of logical data elements that related with each other by a mathematical relationship. The success of any database depend on some important things such: Storage procedure - the speed and ease of query - reduce non-useful information - reduce repetition - fixed records - the organization and strategy and so on.Relational databases have been improved for long time to handle such things very high efficiency. However, despite the maturity of relational database products and the Significant growth in computer power over the past years, the projects still fail because of the performance of the relational database used is just not good enough. Anyhow, always there is another way. Mostly it can be faster to store the data permanently and natively in XML to avoid the repeated conversion from relational format to XML format in the application. Because Native XML Database (NXD) provides a powerful environment for the development of web applications based on XQuery and related standards. This paper discusses the need for going native, and the difference between Native XML database and relational database to achieve high level of the performance.
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spelling my.ump.umpir.36782018-04-27T01:23:48Z http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/3678/ Going Native: Native XML Database vs. Relational Database Lazim, Raghad Yaseen Adzhar, Kamaludin QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science Database is a set of logical data elements that related with each other by a mathematical relationship. The success of any database depend on some important things such: Storage procedure - the speed and ease of query - reduce non-useful information - reduce repetition - fixed records - the organization and strategy and so on.Relational databases have been improved for long time to handle such things very high efficiency. However, despite the maturity of relational database products and the Significant growth in computer power over the past years, the projects still fail because of the performance of the relational database used is just not good enough. Anyhow, always there is another way. Mostly it can be faster to store the data permanently and natively in XML to avoid the repeated conversion from relational format to XML format in the application. Because Native XML Database (NXD) provides a powerful environment for the development of web applications based on XQuery and related standards. This paper discusses the need for going native, and the difference between Native XML database and relational database to achieve high level of the performance. 2012-12-03 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/3678/1/54ICoCSIM.pdf Lazim, Raghad Yaseen and Adzhar, Kamaludin (2012) Going Native: Native XML Database vs. Relational Database. In: International Conference on Computational Science and Information Management (ICoCSIM) , 3-5 December 2012 , Toba Lake, North Sumatera, Indonesia. pp. 287-291.. (Published)
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Lazim, Raghad Yaseen
Adzhar, Kamaludin
Going Native: Native XML Database vs. Relational Database
title Going Native: Native XML Database vs. Relational Database
title_full Going Native: Native XML Database vs. Relational Database
title_fullStr Going Native: Native XML Database vs. Relational Database
title_full_unstemmed Going Native: Native XML Database vs. Relational Database
title_short Going Native: Native XML Database vs. Relational Database
title_sort going native: native xml database vs. relational database
topic QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science
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