A lot of us are answering in terms of "what products are useful." But another good question is "what architecture is useful?"
One architecture that may be of interest is what we may call the specialized query/cache.
For example, augmenting your xquery system with various external nosql key-value stores (like Redis) e.g. for id to location resolution.
The intent being to reduce the need for query coding (xquery or sql) let alone xslt; or to have a benchmarkable alternative implementation; or to allow decisions to be made about documents before looking deep inside them; or the other reasons for denormalization.
Cheers
Rick
Hi Folks,
I have large, complex XML that I want to be able to query using XPath and XQuery.
What is the general direction you are seeing these days to store and query lots of large complex XML?
/Roger
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