Chapter 23. Data-oriented Schemas: Simple Types
IN THIS CHAPTER
23.1 XML Schema Design Considerations
23.2 An Example of a Simple Type Mapping to a Database Schema
23.3 Concepts and Observations
23.4 The list Element
23.5 The union Element
This chapter details how to map XML Schema simple types to a relational database. Representing simple types is fairly straightforward but requires some consideration of design and implementation trade-offs. This chapter loosely follows Chapter 10 and builds on its examples. This chapter also builds on Chapter 22, which covers the database implementation of XML built-in datatypes and their constraining facets.
Because much of this chapter is meant for a database designer and implementer, the chapter begins ...
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