Hi Aris,
I recommend you to start there http://www.sedna.org/quick-start.html and
look through available examples.
a. Can I save an xhtml (converted from crawled html document) document to
> sedna?
>
Any well-formed XML document can be saved in Sedna. So, if you downloaded
HTML and made well-formed XHTML then yes, you can store it in Sedna.
> b. When I save a web domain to sedna, then I will save a xhtml page as
> a row, isn't it?
>
There is no "rows" in Sedna. Document is saved as is:
LOAD "path to the document" "name of the document in database"
> c. The structure of xhtml in a web domain are not similar with each
> other, if I save many unsimilar structure of documents, then can I
> retrieve them using xquery with a spesific xquery path (that no all
> document have this structure)?
>
Yes, it's possible. You can load all documents in one collection and query
that collection simultaneously.
> d. Is an xml record have a primary key? Can I select an xml record
> using a primary key?
>
It doesn't have default key. You can use any field, attribute, element
content to create index.
Ivan Shcheklein,
Sedna Team
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