Canonical Approach for Data transformation from traditional databases to XML
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XML and traditional databases both are considered as the active research areas for computer industry as internet and technology penetrate more in the software market. XML and relational databases are two most essential mechanisms for storing and transforming the data. In this paper we are going to present a canonical approach for data transformation from traditional databases to XML databases in which with the help of canonical data model traditional databases such as relational databases will be transformed to XML database in order to preserve the semantics of both.
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Keywords: XML, relational databases, canonical data model, data transformation, database technology
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