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• Subject: Re: XML database enviroment using PostgreSQL
• From: Makoto Yui <yuin@b...>
• Date: Fri, 15 Aug 2003 03:34:13 +0900
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Hi Elliotte, and all.

sorry to be late.

Elliotte Rusty Harold <elharo@m...> wrote:

> What does, "XpSQL is suitable for use of a Data-centric XML." mean? 
> To my way of thinking all XML is data-centric. An XML document 
> without data isn't very interesting. :-)

In a sense, it is maybe correct.
All XML documents is data-centric(, but the usage is not).

It is a easy thing which I tried to say.

"Since a database is used(choosed), the usage is centering on data." :-)
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It was not said about the essence of XML, said about usage. see ?
#My stance is close to what Bob said. 

take it easy.

regards,

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