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XQuery
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XQuery

(XML QUERY Language) A language for querying XML documents from the W3C. Compatible with related W3C standards (W3C XML Schema, XSLT, etc.), XQuery was derived from the XPath language and uses the same syntax for path expressions. Based on the XQuery data model, XQuery processes the query by parsing the XML document, the schema and the query into hierarchical node trees. It also generates an output schema with the query results. See XSL and DOM.



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Large-scale XML descriptions of content are being stored in XML Databases and can be queried using XML Query Language.
The Web site provides software developers and IT architects with a comprehensive resource for navigating the complexity of today's application architectures via the power of XQuery - the XML Query Language under development by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
Jonathan Robie, a co-inventor of XQuery, believes the innovative XML query language is a critical tool to help software developers and systems integrators efficiently integrate data from a variety of sources to create the XML needed for Web development.
 
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