XML Database Perspective
Using the
Database perspective you can browse tables or collections from databases,
execute XQuery or SQL queries, inspect or modify data, specify XML Schemas
for the XML fields and collections.
The database support includes many of the popular
servers, operating either as native XML storage: Tamino, XHive, MarkLogic,
TigerLogic, eXist, Berkeley or mixed, as relational and XML at the same
time: DB2, SQLServer, Oracle.
Please note that only eXist, Berkeley and JDBC (limited to table browsing)
database support is included into the <oXygen/> Professional and Academic
Editions.
The XML Database Perspective contains
an explorer over the defined connections (you can define multiple
connections at one time and browse them in parallel), a table component for
data inspection/editing and the editor area.
The database browser shows the database schemas, catalogs, tables, and
field names. You can click on a table and choose to edit the data or export
it as XML.
If the table contains a column of the XML type you can double-click it and
open its content into the editing area. Use the normal save action to commit
its new value into the database. Other operations available in the table
editor are: delete, insert and duplicate rows.
In case of a connection over a native database, the browser shows
collections and documents. You can manage the collections: delete, move,
rename them, or you can edit the XML documents.
Please note that due to redistribution policies for the database drivers,
you will need to download the driver files from your database vendor
website.
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