Conventions for XML?
am 07.06.2006 20:26:11 von John MohrThis is a multi-part message in MIME format.
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I have undertaken a project which causes me to want to store XML in Pg. I
want to store and retrieve it and convert to HTML (actually, XHTML) either
as a function of storing it or on the fly (probably the latter) via XSL. Are
there any conventions that people use for this? Like, what does the table
look like (varchar(?) or text?). I've looked at the contrib directories in
Pg and the xml2 looks like it assumes that it is already stored. The xml
drectory says that it is deprecated. Any pointers would be helpful.
John Mohr
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