Hi Sean,
I like the document collection idea that is implemented in sedna. I have a
> bunch of documents (several hundred) that each contain a bunch of nodes.
> Each document contains an enclosing tag around the content. Since the nodes
> all share a common dtd, I would like to access them across documents. What
> is the typical way to deal with the enclosing tag, as it doesn't really have
> any semantic meaning in the larger collection? Do I need to strip it out
> before loading the data? Or should I load the data and then do an update to
> remove (using update_nodeep) the enclosing tags after-the-fact?
Collection doesn't change semantics of the documents it is consited of.
It provides a convenient way to write queries or create indexes across many
documents simultaneously. However you can also access a single document
within collection.
So, you can load your documents into collection "as is" and you do not need
to perform any post-proccesing.
For details refer to the:
http://modis.ispras.ru/sedna/progguide/ProgGuidesu8.html#x14-470002.5.2.
Ivan Shcheklein,
Sedna Team
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