[xquery-talk] XQuery - good and fast tool

[Michael Kay]

There are two ways of handling XML that is too large to fit in memory:
 
* with an XML database
 
* with a streaming processor
 
Which you use depends on the overall workload. For example, if you are
filtering a data feed and discarding most of the incoming data, then a
streaming processor is clearly the right approach.
 
Saxon-SA will execute a subset of XQuery in streaming mode (meaning that you
don't need to have the whole source document in memory.)
 
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/


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Subject: [xquery-talk] XQuery - good and fast tool


Hello guys,

I am looking for good XQuery tool. But there are some requirements: XML file
may exceed the size of 5-8 GB.
The tools i am using now, like Saxon or Altova XML Spy, can't really handle
such file.

I have hound database engine MonetDB, for fast xqueries on big data sets.
But it seems to be still in developing phase (and a lot of things are
missing, like connectors).

Do you have any suggestions?


Thanks,
Michal


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