Hi Army,
I would like to hook the XML type up to the network layer and the JDBC
4.0 machinery. Currently, you cannot select an XML column and return it
to the client. Nor can you insert directly into an XML column. I would
like to make the compiler accept the following statements:
select xmlColumn from fooTable;
insert into fooTable ( xmlColumn ) values ( ? );
and I would like to implement the following jdbc methods:
PreparedStatement.setSQLXML()
ResultSet.getSQLXML()
There will continue to be only one XML datatype--the one you have
already built a foundation for. It is just going to be more capable. If
you want to help out with any of these tasks, I will be delighted!
Cheers,
-Rick
Army wrote:
Rick Hillegas wrote:
Here are the datatypes I want to add, re-enable, or extend in the
10.2 timeframe:
[ snip ]
SQLXML
How would this (the "SQLXML" type) differ from the existing "XML" type
available as of 10.1.1 (DERBY-334)?
Army
