By Jeff Gonzalez – While working on a project involved heavily with XML, XML Schemas and Web Services, the need for a class library to handle schema validation of XML files became very apparent. I have created such a class that will validate an XML file against any number of given schema documents.
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Comparing Data Sets with SQL
Learn how to use SQL to compare two sets of rows, from either the same or different tables.
Build Apps that Provide Real-Time Information and Customized Content Using SQL Server Notification Services
By Mark Brown – Here the author provides an architectural overview of the core features that make up SQL Server Notification Services. Along the way he discusses how they can be used for pushing Web content.
Keep track of who logs on and how many times per month
by John Bechtle – Do you want to track statistics on the number of times your Oracle database is logged on to, or do you get queries about when is the last time some particular account accessed the database? This trigger will update the database keeping statistics on who logs on to the database and
Test DataBase Generation and Management
This White Paper discusses the issues and options involved in the creation of small referentially correct versions of large Oracle databases.
XML and Database Mapping in .NET
by Niel Bornstein – The designers of the .NET runtime put a lot of thought into the issue of binding XML to a database. The path from XML to database and back again starts with ADO.NET, .NET’s database persistence layer, which can be thought of as analogous to Java’s JDBC.
XML 1.1 reaches Candidate Recommendation
The W3C has released a Candidate Recommendation of XML 1.1, with changes to control-character and Unicode normalization handling.
XML Translations With a Kick
By Lori MacVittie – Data Power’s XA35 XML Accelerator — a mean, green XSLT machine — leaves the competition the dust.
A Tour of 4Suite
by Uche Ogbuji – In this article and the next, I’ll introduce just the basic Python library portion of 4Suite, which includes facilities for XML parsing (complementing PyXML), RELAX NG, XPath, XPatterns, XSLT, RDF, XUpdate and more. If you are unfamiliar with any of these technologies, see the resou
dtddoc step 2: Internal data structures
After parsing XML DTDs with four different software packages, we will look at the resulting data structures in Java, Perl, and PHP, respectively.