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Re: XQuery in ASP/MSACCESS

From: "shripaldalal" <shripaldalal@-----.--->
To: NULL
Date: 11/2/2005 1:43:00 AM
Hi,

If I have to then I dont mind using Java. But will datadirect be really
really fast ? even faster then saxon ? I really dont mind paying for
it. Also, then I have to use SQL Server 2000. I guess I dont mind doing
that. My reporting should be quick.

I had one more question... do XQueries become slow if the XML document
does not have a proper schema defined ? Then I do not mind defining a
schema. I just want to make my reporting applications using XQuery
faster. This is frustrating right now.

Regards,
Shripal Dalal.

stylusstudio@g... wrote:
> hi -
>
> Is there any chance your data access stuff be written in Java? if so,
> try DataDirect XQuery:
> http://www.datadirect.com/products/xquery/index.ssp - you can execute
> XQuery against SQL Server 2000 and many other databases. You'll find it
> to be very fast.
>
> Sincerely,
> The Stylus Studio Team
> www.---.com
>
> ps - we agree with your assessment of  AltovaXML
> www.---.com/altovaxml.html



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