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A
access control list (ACL),
24.1
default,
24.2
definition,
1.2.5
,
20.2.1
summary,
1.2.5.2
access privileges,
24.3
ACL
See
access control list
ACLOID resource property
definition,
24.1.1
Advanced Queuing (AQ)
hub-and-spoke architecture support,
31.1.2
IDAP,
31.4
message management support,
31.1.3
messaging scenarios,
31.1.1
point-to-point support,
31
publish/subscribe support,
31
XMLType queue payloads,
31.5.1
aggregating generated XML data
XSQL Servlet and SQL function XMLAgg,
16.6
annotations
XML schema,
3.6.3
,
5.8
querying to obtain,
5.9
anonymous user, access to repository,
25.2.1
any,
20.3
appendChildXML SQL function,
4.2.8
attributes
collection (SQL),
5.12
columnProps,
5.3.8
Container,
20.3.2
defaultTable,
5.3.8
,
5.8
in elements,
5.8
maintainDOM,
5.6.2
,
5.8
,
6.7.1.2
maintainOrder,
5.12
maxOccurs,
5.12
namespaces,
5.2
of XMLFormat,
16.4.1
passing to sys_DburiGen SQL function,
19.8.1
REF,
7.3
,
7.9.2
SQLCollType,
5.8
SQLInline,
7.3
,
7.3
SQLName,
5.8
,
5.9.1
SQLSchema,
5.3.7
SQLType,
5.8
,
5.9.1
,
7.6
storeVarrayAsTable,
5.8
SYS_XDBPD$,
5.6.2
,
6.5
,
6.7.1.2
tableProps,
5.3.8
XMLDATA,
6.1
,
7.9.2.1
XMLType, in AQ,
31.5.1
xsi.NamespaceSchemaLocation,
5.1
xsi.noNamespaceSchemaLocation,
18.3.1.1
authenticatedUser role
DBuri servlet security,
19.9.2
B
B*Tree index,
1.2.1
,
3.1.5
on a collection,
4.3.2
bind variables
XPath rewrite,
7.10.1
C
C API for XML,
14
cascading style sheets,
C.4
catalog views,
1.2.3
character sets
importing and exporting XML data,
30.7
CharacterData,
11.2.10
circular dependencies among XML schemas,
7.9
CLOB-based storage
definition,
4.3.4.8
collection attribute (SQL),
5.12
collections
in out-of-line tables,
7.4
loading and retrieving large documents,
7.12
columnProps attribute,
5.3.8
complexType
cycling between,
7.9.2
elements,
A.2.1
handling inheritance,
7.7.1
in XML schema, introduction,
A.14.2
mapping
any and anyAttribute declarations,
7.7.3
fragments to LOBs,
7.6
to SQL,
5.12
Oracle XML DB extensions,
7.7
Oracle XML DB restrictions,
7.7
configuring
Oracle XML DB,
28.4
using DBMS_XDB API,
28.4.1.8
protocol server in Oracle XML DB,
25.2.1
servlets,
27.4
,
27.9.2
constraints on XMLType data,
5.7.3
repetitive XML elements,
7.11
contains SQL function,
4.3
contains XPath function (Oracle),
10.5
content fidelity,
2.9
content of a resource
definition,
20.2.1
Contents element,
20.3
copyevolve PL/SQL procedure,
8
CREATE TABLE statement
XMLType storage,
5.7.1
createXML() XMLType method,
11.1.1.3
CSS and XSL,
C.4
CTXCAT index,
10.4.5.1
CTXRULE index,
10.4.5.1
CTXXPATH index,
4.3.4
,
10.5.6.2
storage preferences,
4.3.4.3
CURSOR_SHARING
setting to FORCE to enable XPath rewrite,
7.10.1
cyclical dependencies among XML schemas,
7.9
D
date
format conversions for XML,
6.5.1.8
mapping to SQL,
5.11
DBMS_METADATA PL/SQL package,
19.3.1
DBMS_XDB PL/SQL package,
23
DBMS_XDB_VERSION PL/SQL package,
21
DBMS_XMLDOM PL/SQL package,
11.2
pretty-printing,
4.1.1
DBMS_XMLGEN PL/SQL package,
16.3
DBMS_XMLPARSER PL/SQL package,
11.3
DBMS_XMLSCHEMA PL/SQL package
copyevolve procedure,
8
deleteSchema procedure,
5.3.12
generateSchema and generateSchemas functions,
7.1
managing XML schemas,
5.3
mapping types,
5.10
registerSchema enableHierarchy parameter,
26.2
registerSchema procedure,
5.3.1
DBMS_XMLSTORE PL/SQL package,
12
DBMS_XSLPROCESSOR PL/SQL package,
11.4
pretty-printing,
4.1.1
DBUri
definition,
19.3
generating using sys_DburiGen SQL function,
19.8
identifying a row,
19.6.4.2
identifying a target column,
19.6.4.3
retrieving column text value,
19.6.4.4
retrieving the whole table,
19.6.4
security,
19.9.2
servlet, installation,
19.9.1
DBUri-refs,
19.6
HTTP access,
19.9
DBURIType
definition,
19.3
debugging
XML schema registration,
5.3.6
default tables
creating during XML schema registration,
5.3.8
defaultTable attribute,
5.3.8
,
5.8
deleteSchema PL/SQL procedure,
5.3.12
deleteXML SQL function,
4.2.9
XPath rewrite,
6.7.6
deleting
resource,
22.3.2
XML schema using DBMS_XMLSCHEMA,
5.3.12
depth SQL function,
22.2.4
directory
See
folder
document fidelity,
2.9
Document Object Model
See
DOM
document order
existsNode SQL function,
6.7.1
extract SQL function,
6.7.3
XPath rewrite with collection,
6.5.1.4
Document Type Definition
See
DTD
DOM
difference from SAX,
11.2.1.3
fidelity,
5.6
,
5.6
for XML schema mapping,
11.2.5.1
SYS_XDBPD$ attribute,
5.6.2
using SQL function updateXML,
4.2.3.3
Java API for XMLType,
13.1
NamedNodeMap object,
11.2.10
NodeList object,
11.2.10
overview,
11.2.1
PL/SQL API for XMLType,
11.2
DTD
definition,
5.2.2
limitations,
A.14.1
support in Oracle XML DB,
5.2.2
E
element, path
definition,
20.2.1
elementFormDefault,
6.5.1.7
elements
any (XML Schema),
20.3
complexType,
A.2.1
Contents, Resource index,
20.3
simpleType,
A.2.1
XDBBinary,
20.5.1.3
enableHierarchy parameter, DBMS_XMLSCHEMA.registerSchema,
26.2
equals_path SQL function,
22.2.2
evolution, XML schema,
8
existsNode SQL function,
4.1.5
definition,
1.3.5
dequeuing messages,
2.8.1
XPath rewrite,
6.7.1
EXPLAIN PLAN
using to tune XPath rewrite,
3.15.1
exporting XML table,
30.3
extract SQL function,
4.1.6
definition,
1.3.5
dequeing messages,
2.8.1
XPath rewrite,
6.7.3
,
6.7.3.1
extracting data from XML,
4.1.8
extractValue SQL function,
4.1.7
definition,
1.3.5
XPath rewrite,
6.7.2
F
fidelity
DOM,
5.6
for XML schema mapping,
11.2.5.1
SYS_XDBPD$ attribute,
5.6.2
using SQL function updateXML,
4.2.3.3
textual (document),
2.9
FLWOR XQuery expression,
17.2.3
folder
definition,
20.2.1
,
20.2.1
foldering,
20.1
folder-restricted query
definition,
3.18.13.2
FORCE mode option,
5.3.12.1
fragments, XML
mapping to LOBs,
7.6
freeing a temporary CLOB value,
4.1.3
FTP
configuration parameters, Oracle XMl DB,
25.2.1
creating default tables,
5.3.8
protocol server, features,
25.3
fully qualified XML schema URLs,
7.5
functional evaluation
definition,
3.14
function-based index,
4.3.3
functions
member
See
methods
PL/SQL
generateSchema and generateSchemas,
7.1
isSchemaValid,
9.3.5
isSchemaValidated,
9.3.3
XMLIsValid,
9.3.1
SQL
appendChildXML,
4.2.8
contains,
4.3
deleteXML,
4.2.9
depth,
22.2.4
equals_path,
22.2.2
existsNode,
4.1.5
extract,
4.1.6
extractValue,
4.1.7
insertChildXML,
4.2.6
insertXMLbefore,
4.2.7
MULTISET and sys_XMLGen,
16.4.1
path,
22.2.3
sys_DburiGen,
19.8
sys_XMLAgg,
16.5
sys_XMLGen,
16.4
under_path,
22.2.1
updateXML,
4.2.3
XMLAgg,
16.2.5
XMLAttributes,
16.2.1
XMLCDATA,
16.2.12
XMLColAttVal,
16.2.11
XMLComment,
16.2.7
XMLConcat,
16.2.4
XMLElement,
16.2.1
XMLForest,
16.2.2
XMLParse,
16.2.10
XMLPI,
16.2.6
XMLQuery,
17.3
XMLRoot,
16.2.8
XMLSequence,
16.2.3
XMLSerialize,
16.2.9
XMLTable,
17.3
,
17.3.2
XMLtransform,
9.1.1
G
generating XML
DBMS_XMLGEN,
16.3
one document from another,
16.2.3
SQL functions,
16.1.2
sys_XMLAgg SQL function,
16.5
sys_XMLGen SQL function,
16.4
XML schema
DBMS_XMLSCHEMA.generateSchema and generateSchemas PL/SQL functions,
7.1
XML SQL Utility (XSU),
16.7
XMLAgg SQL function,
16.2.5
XMLAttributes SQL function,
16.2.1
XMLCDATA SQL function,
16.2.12
XMLColAttVal SQL function,
16.2.11
XMLComment SQL function,
16.2.7
XMLConcat SQL function,
16.2.4
XMLElement SQL function,
16.2.1
XMLForest SQL function,
16.2.2
XMLParse SQL function,
16.2.10
XMLPI SQL function,
16.2.6
XMLRoot SQL function,
16.2.8
XMLSequence SQL function,
16.2.3
XMLSerialize SQL function,
16.2.9
XSQL Pages Publishing Framework,
16.6
getBlobVal() XMLType method,
4.1.3
,
11.1.1.3
,
13.2
getClobVal() XMLType method,
4.1.3
freeing temporary CLOB value,
4.1.3
getNamespace() XMLType method,
5.4
getNumberVal() XMLType method,
4.1.3
getRootElement() XMLType method,
5.4
getSchemaURL() XMLType method,
5.4
getStringVal() XMLType method,
4.1.3
global XML schema
definition,
5.5.2
using fully qualified URL to override,
7.5
H
hierarchical index (repository),
3.18.14
HTTP
access for DBUri-refs,
19.9
accessing Java servlet or XMLType,
27.2.1
accessing repository resources,
20.5.1.2
configuration parameters, WebDAV,
25.2.1
creating default tables,
5.3.8
improved performance,
25.1.1
Oracle XML DB servlets,
27.5
protocol server, features,
25.4
requests,
27.5
servlets,
27.3
URIFACTORY,
19.9.3
using UriRefs to store pointers,
19.3
HTTPUri
definition,
19.3
HTTPURIType
definition,
19.3
hub-and-spoke architecture, enabled by AQ,
31.1.2
hybrid data
See
semistructured data
I
IDAP
architecture,
31.5
transmitted over Internet,
31.4
IMPORT/EXPORT
in XML DB,
30.5
index
hierarchical (repository),
3.18.14
indexing
B*Tree,
1.2.1
,
3.1.5
on a collection,
4.3.2
CTXCAT,
10.4.5.1
CTXRULE,
10.4.5.1
CTXXPATH,
4.3.4
,
10.5.6.2
function-based,
4.3.3
options for XMLType,
3.1.2
Oracle Text,
1.5
,
4.3.5
,
10
XMLType,
4.3
index-organized table (IOT)
no Oracle Text support,
3.6.7
Information Set
W3C introducing XML,
B.6
inheritance
XML schema, restrictions in complexTypes,
7.7.1
insertChildXML SQL function,
4.2.6
,
4.2.6
,
4.2.7
,
4.2.8
,
4.2.9
XPath rewrite,
6.7.6
insertXMLbefore SQL function,
4.2.7
installing Oracle XML DB,
28.1
instance document
definition,
1.3.2
specifying root element namespace,
5.1
XML, described,
A.14.2
instance, XML Schema datatype
definition,
7.8
instanceof XPath function (Oracle),
7.8.2
instanceof-only XPath function (Oracle),
7.8.1
Internet Data Access Presentation (IDAP)
SOAP specification for AQ,
31.4
IOT
See
index-organized table
isSchemaBased() XMLType method,
5.4
isSchemaValid PL/SQL function,
9.3.5
isSchemaValid() XMLType method,
5.4
isSchemaValidated PL/SQL function,
9.3.3
isSchemaValidated() XMLType method,
5.4
J
Java
Oracle XML DB guidelines,
27.2
using JDBC to access XMLType objects,
27.2.2
writing Oracle XML DB applications,
27.1
JDBC
accessing XML documents,
13.2.2.1
manipulating data,
13.2.3
L
lazy XML loading (lazy manifestation),
11.1.1.1
link name
definition,
20.2.1
linking
definition,
3.18.13.1
link-properties document
definition,
3.18.13.1
loading
large documents with collections,
7.12
loading of XML data, lazy,
11.1.1.1
LOB-based storage
definition,
2.9
LOBs
mapping XML fragments to,
7.6
local XML schema
definition,
5.5.1
using fully qualified URL to specify,
7.5
location path,
B.3
M
maintainDOM attribute,
5.6.2
,
5.8
,
6.7.1.2
maintainOrder attribute,
5.12
mapping
collection predicates,
6.5.1.3
complexType any and anyAttributes declarations,
7.7.3
complexType to SQL,
5.12
out-of-line storage,
7.3
overriding using SQLType attribute,
5.10.2.1
predicates (XPath),
6.5.1.3
scalar nodes,
6.5.1.2
simpleContent to object types,
7.7.2
simpleType to SQL,
5.11
type information, setting,
5.10.2
matches XQuery function (Oracle),
17.5.2
maxOccurs attribute,
5.12
member functions
See
methods
metadata
definition,
26.1
system-defined
definition,
1.2.5
user-defined
definition,
1.2.5
methods
XMLType
createXML(),
11.1.1.3
getBlobVal(),
4.1.3
,
13.2
getClobVal(),
4.1.3
getNamespace(),
5.4
getNumberVal(),
4.1.3
getSchemaURL(),
5.4
getStringVal(),
4.1.3
isSchemaBased(),
5.4
isSchemaValid(),
5.4
isSchemaValidated(),
5.4
RootElement(),
5.4
schemaValidate(),
5.4
setSchemaValidated(),
5.4
transform(),
9.1.1
writeToStream(),
20.5.1.5
XML schema,
5.4
MIME
overriding with DBUri servlet,
19.9
modes
FORCE,
5.3.12.1
MULTISET SQL function
use with sys_XMLGen selects,
16.4.1
N
NamedNodeMap object (DOM),
11.2.10
namespace
in XPath,
6.5.1.7
URL for XML schema,
5.1
W3C,
B.5
xmlns,
C.1.2
XQuery,
17.4
,
17.6.5
naming SQL objects,
5.8
navigational access to repository resources,
20.5
nested XML
generating using DBMS_XMLGEN,
16.3.3
generating with XMLElement,
16.2.1.3
nested XMLAgg functions and XSQL,
16.6
NESTED_TABLE_ID pseudocolumn,
3.6.7
newDOMDocument() function,
11.2.9
node_exists pseudofunction,
6.5.1.9
NodeList object (DOM),
11.2.10
NULL
XPath mapping to,
6.5.1.6
O
object identifier
definition,
24.1.1
OBJECT_ID column of XDB$ACL table,
24.1.1
object-relational storage
definition,
4.3.4.8
occurrence indicator
definition,
17.2.2
OCI API for XML,
14
OID
See
object identifier
ora:contains XPath function (Oracle),
10.5
policy
definition,
10.5.4
ora:instanceof XPath function (Oracle),
7.8.2
ora:instanceof-only XPath function (Oracle),
7.8.1
ora:matches XQuery function (Oracle),
17.5.2
ora:replace XQuery function (Oracle),
17.5.3
ora:sqrt XQuery function (Oracle),
17.5.4
ora:view XQuery function (Oracle),
17.5.5
Oracle Internet Directory,
24.6
Oracle Net Services,
1.2.1
Oracle Text
contains SQL function and XMLType,
4.3
index,
1.5
,
4.3.5
,
10
no support for IOTs,
3.6.7
searching for resources,
22.6
searching XML in CLOBs,
1.5
Oracle XML DB
access models,
2.6
advanced queueing,
1.5
architecture,
1.2
features,
1.3
installation,
28.1
introducing,
1.1
Java applications,
27.1
Repository
See
repository
upgrading,
28.2
versioning,
21
when to use,
2.2
oracle.xdb.XMLType (Java),
13.4.2.1
ordered collections in tables (OCTs)
default storage of varray,
5.12
ORGANIZATION INDEX OVERFLOW column specification,
3.6.7
out-of-line storage,
7.3
collections,
7.4
XPath rewrite,
7.3.1
P
partial update of XML data
definition,
4.2.2
path element
definition,
20.2.1
path name
definition,
20.2.1
resolution,
20.3.2
path SQL function,
22.2.3
PATH_VIEW,
22
path-based access to repository resources,
20.5
PD (positional descriptor),
5.6.2
PL/SQL APIs for XMLType,
11.1
PL/SQL DOM
examples,
11.2.12
point-to-point
support in AQ,
31
policy for ora:contains XPath function (Oracle)
definition,
10.5.4
positional descriptor (PD),
5.6.2
predicates, XPath
mapping to SQL,
6.5.1.3
collection,
6.5.1.3
pretty-printing,
4.1.1
in book examples,
Preface
not done by SQL/XML functions,
3.16
privileges, access,
24.3
procedures, PL/SQL
registerSchema,
5.3.1
schemaValidate,
9.3.2
setSchemaValidated,
9.3.4
processXSL PL/SQL procedure,
11.4.3
protocol server,
25.1
architecture,
25.1.1
configuration parameters,
25.2.1
event-based logging,
25.2.5
FTP,
25.3
configuration parameters,
25.2.1
HTTP,
25.4
configuration parameters,
25.2.1
WebDAV,
25.5
configuration parameters,
25.2.1
protocols, access to repository resources,
20.5.1
pseudostructured data
See
semistructured data
publish/subscribe
support in AQ,
31
purchase-order XML document,
4.1.6
,
10.7.1
purchase-order XML schema,
3.5.4.1
,
A.2.3
annotated,
3.6.5
,
D.4
graphical representation,
3.5.4.2
revised,
8.3
,
D.4
Q
qualified XML schema URLs,
7.5
query-based access to resources
using RESOURCE_VIEW and PATH_VIEW,
22.1
using SQL,
20.6
querying XMLType data
choices,
4.1
transient data,
4.1.8
R
REF attribute,
7.3
,
7.9.2
registered XML schemas, list of,
5.3.11
registering an XML schema,
5.3.1
debugging,
5.3.6
default tables, creating,
5.3.8
SQL object types, creating,
5.3.7
registerSchema PL/SQL procedure,
5.3.1
reinstalling Oracle XML DB,
28.1.4
replace XQuery function (Oracle),
17.5.3
repository,
20.2
access by anonymous user,
25.2.1
data storage,
20.3.1
hierarchical index,
3.18.14
resource
See
resource
use with XQuery,
17.6.2
resource
access,
20.4
controlling,
24.3
using protocols,
25.2.3
definition,
1.2.5
,
26.1
deleting,
20.3.3
non-empty container,
22.3.2.1
using DELETE,
22.3.2
managing with DBMS_XDB,
23.2
required privileges for operations,
24.3.2
searching for, using Oracle Text,
22.6
setting property in ACLs,
24.5
simultaneous operations,
22.4
updating,
22.3.3
resource content
definition,
20.2.1
resource document
definition,
3.18.7
resource id
new version,
21.2.2
resource name
definition,
20.2.1
RESOURCE_VIEW
explained,
22
retrieving large documents with collections,
7.12
rewrite
XPath,
6
XQuery,
17.7
root XML Schema
definition,
5.3.5
S
scalar nodes, mapping,
6.5.1.2
scalar value
converting to XML document using sys_XMLGen,
16.4.1
schema location hint
definition,
3.6.6
schemaValidate PL/SQL procedure,
9.3.2
schemaValidate() XMLType method,
5.4
searching CLOBs,
1.5
security
DBUri,
19.9.2
semistructured storage
definition,
2.9
servlets
accessing repository data,
20.7
APIs,
27.8
configuring,
27.4
,
27.9.2
installing,
27.9.1
session pooling,
27.6
,
27.6
testing,
27.9.3
writing,
27.9
in Java,
27.3
XML manipulation,
27.2.3
session pooling,
27.6
protocol server,
25.1.1
setSchemaValidated PL/SQL procedure,
9.3.4
setSchemaValidated() XMLType method,
5.4
shredded storage
definition,
1.2.1
Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) and IDAP,
31.4
simpleContent
mapping to object types,
7.7.2
simpleType
elements,
A.2.1
mapping to SQL,
5.11
SOAP
access through Advanced Queueing,
1.2.1
IDAP,
31.4
SQL functions
updating XML data,
4.2
XMLQuery,
17.3.1
SQL object types
creating during XML schema registration,
5.3.7
SQL*Loader,
29.2
SQL*Plus
XQUERY command,
17.9
SQLCollType attribute,
5.8
SQLInline attribute,
7.3
SQLName attribute,
5.8
,
5.9.1
SQLSchema attribute,
5.3.7
SQLType attribute,
5.8
,
5.9.1
,
7.6
SQL/XML standard,
3.16
generating XML data,
16.2
sqrt XQuery function (Oracle),
17.5.4
storage
out of line,
7.3
collections,
7.4
structured and unstructured
definitions,
5.7
uses,
1.3.3
XMLType, CREATE TABLE,
5.7.1
storeVarrayAsTable attribute,
5.8
string, XML
mapping to VARCHAR2,
5.11.1
structured storage
definition,
1.2.1
,
2.9
style sheet for updating existing XML instance documents,
8.4
subtype of an XML Schema datatype
definition,
7.8
sys_DburiGen SQL function,
19.8
inserting database references,
19.8.2
retrieving object URLs,
19.8.2
,
19.8.2
returning partial results,
19.8.2
use with text node test,
19.8.1
SYS_NC_ARRAY_INDEX$ column,
3.6.7
SYS_XDBPD$ attribute,
5.6.2
,
6.7.1.2
XPath rewrite,
6.5
sys_XMLAgg SQL function,
16.5
sys_XMLGen SQL function,
16.4
converting a UDT to XML,
16.4.1
converting XMLType instances,
16.4.1
object views,
16.4.1
XMLFormat attributes,
16.4.1
XMLGenFormatType object,
16.4.1
system-defined metadata
definition,
1.2.5
T
tableProps attribute,
5.3.8
tablespace
do not drop,
28.1.2
temporary CLOB value, freeing,
4.1.3
textual fidelity,
2.9
transform() XMLType method,
9.1.1
type-checking, static
XQuery language,
17.8
U
UDT
generating an element from,
16.2.1.3
under_path SQL function,
22.2.1
unique constraint on parent element of an attribute,
7.2
updateXML SQL function,
4.2.3
definition,
1.3.5
mapping NULL values,
4.2.3.1
XPath rewrite,
6.7.5
updating repository resource,
22.3.3
updating XML data
partial update
definition,
4.2.2
to create XML views with different data,
4.2.5
updating same node more than once,
4.2.3.2
using SQL functions,
4.2
optimization,
4.2.4
upgrading Oracle XML DB,
28.2
URI
base,
B.6.3
URIFACTORY PL/SQL package
configuring to handle DBURI-ref,
19.9.3
creating subtypes of URIType,
19.7
Uri-reference
database and session,
19.6.3
DBUri-ref,
19.6
HTTP access for DBUri-ref,
19.9
URIFACTORY Pl/SQL package,
19.7
URIType examples,
19.4
URIType
examples,
19.4
user-defined metadata
definition,
1.2.5
V
validating
examples,
9.4
isSchemaValid PL/SQL function,
9.3.5
isSchemaValidated PL/SQL function,
9.3.3
schemaValidate PL/SQL procedure,
9.3.2
setSchemaValidated PL/SQL procedure,
9.3.4
with XML schema,
5.2.1.2
XMLIsValid PL/SQL function,
9.3.1
VCR
See
version-controlled resource
version-controlled resource (VCR),
21.2
,
21.2.3
access control and security,
21.3
definition,
21.1.2
versioning,
1.2.5.2
,
21
view XQuery function (Oracle),
17.5.5
views
RESOURCE and PATH,
22
W
WebDAV protocol server,
25.5
WebFolder
creating in Windows 2000,
25.5.3
well-formed XML document
definition,
3.8
whitespace fidelity,
2.9
writeToStream() XMLType method,
20.5.1.5
X
XDB$ACL table,
24.1.1
XDBBinary element,
20.5.1.3
definition,
20.2.1
xdbconfig.xml configuration file,
28.4
xdbcore parameters,
7.12.1
XDBUri,
19.3.1
definition,
19.3
,
19.5
XDBURIType
definition,
19.3
XML
binary datatypes,
5.11
fragments, mapping to LOBs,
7.6
primitive datatypes,
5.11
numeric,
5.11
XML schema
annotations,
3.6.3
,
5.8
querying to obtain,
5.9
circular dependencies,
7.9
compared to DTD,
A.14
complexType declarations,
7.7.1
creating default tables during registration,
5.3.8
cyclical dependencies,
7.9
definition,
5.1
definition (instance document),
1.3.2
deleteXML SQL function
XPath rewrite,
6.7.6
deleting,
5.3.12
elementFormDefault,
6.5.1.7
evolution,
8
features,
A.14.2
for XML schemas,
5.3.5
guidelines for use with Oracle XML DB,
7.10
inheritance in, complexType restrictions,
7.7.1
local and global,
5.5
managing and storing,
5.3.5
mapping to SQL object types,
11.2.5
Oracle XML DB,
5.2
registering,
5.3.1
,
5.3.1
SQL mapping,
5.9.1
updateXML SQL function
XPath rewrite,
6.7.5
,
6.7.6
updating after registering,
8
URLs,
7.5
W3C Recommendation,
3.5
,
5
XMLType methods,
5.4
XML Schema, overview,
A.2
XML schema-based tables and columns, creating,
5.7
XML SQL Utility (XSU), generating XML,
16.7
XML string
mapping to VARCHAR2,
5.11.1
XMLAgg SQL function,
16.2.5
XMLAttributes SQL function,
16.2.1
XMLCDATA SQL function,
16.2.12
XMLColAttVal SQL function,
16.2.11
XMLComment SQL function,
16.2.7
XMLConcat SQL function,
16.2.4
XMLDATA
column,
6.5.1.2
optimizing updates,
6.7
pseudo-attribute of XMLType,
6.1
,
7.9.2.1
XMLElement SQL function,
16.2.1
XMLForest SQL function,
16.2.2
XMLFormat
XMLAgg,
16.2.5
XMLFormat object type
sys_XMLGen
XMLFormatType object,
16.4.1
XMLGenFormatType object,
16.4.1
XMLIsValid PL/SQL function,
9.3.1
XMLParse SQL function,
16.2.10
XMLPI SQL function,
16.2.6
XMLQuery SQL function,
17.3
,
17.3.1
XMLRoot SQL function,
16.2.8
XMLSequence SQL function,
16.2.3
XMLSerialize SQL function,
16.2.9
XMLTable SQL function,
17.3
,
17.3.2
XMLtransform SQL function,
9.1.1
XMLType
benefits,
3.1.2
constructors,
3.3.1
contains SQL function,
4.3
CREATE TABLE statement,
5.7.1
DBMS_XMLDOM PL/SQL API,
11.2
DBMS_XMLPARSER PL/SQL API,
11.3
DBMS_XSLPROCESSOR PL/SQL API,
11.4
extracting data,
4.1.8
indexing columns,
4.3
instances, PL/SQL APIs,
11.1
loading data,
29.1
loading with SQL*Loader,
29.2
methods
createXML(),
11.1.1.3
getBlobVal(),
4.1.3
,
13.2
getClobVal(),
4.1.3
getNamespace(),
5.4
getNumberVal(),
4.1.3
getRootElement(),
5.4
getSchemaURL(),
5.4
getStringVal(),
4.1.3
isSchemaBased(),
5.4
isSchemaValid(),
5.4
isSchemaValidated(),
5.4
schemaValidate(),
5.4
setSchemaValidated(),
5.4
transform(),
9.1.1
writeToStream(),
20.5.1.5
XML schema,
5.4
PL/SQL APIs,
11.1
querying,
4.1
querying transient data,
4.1.8
querying with extractValue and existsNode,
4.1.8
querying XMLType columns,
4.1.8
queue payloads,
31.5.1
storage architecture,
1.2.1
table, querying with JDBC,
13.2.2.1
tables, views, columns,
5.7
views, access with PL/SQL DOM APIs,
11.2.6
XPath support,
4.3
XPath
functions
ora:contains (Oracle),
10.5
ora:instanceof (Oracle),
7.8.2
ora:instanceof-only (Oracle),
7.8.1
Oracle extension functions,
7.8
overview,
B.1
support for XMLType,
4.3
syntax,
4.1.2
text() node test,
6.5.1.2
XPath rewrite,
6
bind variables,
7.10.1
deleteXML SQL function,
6.7.6
existsNode SQL function,
6.7.1
extract SQL function,
6.7.3.1
extractValue SQL function,
6.7.2
indexes on singleton elements and attributes,
4.3.1
insertChildXML SQL function,
6.7.6
mapping types and paths,
6.5.1
out-of-line storage,
7.3.1
setting CURSOR_SHARING to FORCE,
7.10.1
to NULL,
6.5.1.6
updateXML SQL function,
6.7.5
using EXPLAIN PLAN to tune,
3.15.1
XQUERY command, SQL*Plus,
17.9
XQuery language,
17
expressions,
17.2.2
FLWOR,
17.2.3
rewrite,
17.7
functions
ora:contains (Oracle),
17.5.1
ora:matches (Oracle),
17.5.2
ora:replace (Oracle),
17.5.3
ora:sqrt (Oracle),
17.5.4
ora:view (Oracle),
17.5.5
item
definition,
17.2.1
namespaces,
17.4
,
17.6.5
optimization,
17.7
Oracle extension functions,
17.5
Oracle XML DB support,
17.11
performance,
17.7
predefined namespaces and prefixes,
17.4
referential transparency
definition,
17.2.1
sequence
definition,
17.2.1
SQL*Plus XQUERY command,
17.9
tuning,
17.7
type-checking, static,
17.8
unordered mode
definition,
17.2.1
use with ora:view,
17.6.3
optimization,
17.7.1
use with Oracle XML DB Repository,
17.6.2
use with XMLType relational data,
17.6.4
optimization,
17.7.2
XMLQuery and XMLTable SQL functions,
17.3
examples,
17.6
xsi.noNamespaceSchemaLocation attribute,
5.1
XSLT
overview,
C
style sheet for updating existing XML instance documents,
8.4
style sheets
use with DBUri servlet,
3.19.1
,
3.20
use with Oracle XML DB,
3.17
use with package DBMS_XSLPROCESSOR,
11.4.3
XSQL Pages Publishing Framework
generating XML,
16.1.4
,
16.6
XSU, generating XML,
16.7
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