I'm working on a project using XML and Oracle 9i right now. The XML handling capabilities have improved so much since Oracle 8i, I'm absolutely amazed. You'll need to give a little more information about what you're doing -- for example, how are you storing XML within the database? Are you storing the entire document, or are you storing XML fragments, or are you breaking up the document into all its component fields and storing the values as just a regular ole relational database scheme? How is the XML coming in? Is it coming in as an XML document or fragment, or are users entering values in forms, or a combination of these? Do you have a DTD or schema that you need to validate against? How is your current Oracle setup generating the XML?... --- Ray Bujarski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Anyone out there done any work with creating XML > documents with Oracle 9i? > I am having troubles getting started with an aspect > of my program. I have a > web interface for entering data into my database. > The database is also > interfaced from a command prompt, using perl > scripts. > Anytime the database is changed I need to trigger a > recreation of these XML > documents. These documents are used by perl > wrappers that need the most > current version of the XML document. > I am just having troubles getting started on this > portion of the database > code. Anyone know of any good books or reference > material that I could get > started with? I don't really like the Oracle press > books. > Thanks, > Ray > >
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