Good question: Are the documents auto flatten when loading using Sedna
se_BulkLoadFromStream?
I'm using the Sedna Java libs, and se_BulkLoadFromStream is the root call.
In which case, this is a mute point and I can avoid the discussion.
SednaAdmin.jar returns things formatted, but that might be a feature
SednaAdmin and not how the docs are stored.
Thanks,
Malcolm
When you export the files via se_exp all files are flatened. Sedna should
work internally only with nodes, not with xml documents as such - flatening
is useless, IMO.
But I never tested it.
Am 07.07.2011 19:29, schrieb Malcolm Davis:
Does flattening the XML (removing white spaces, tabs, and carriage
returns) have any impact on storage and/or usage?
From:
<root>
<child>
<fname>malcolm</fname>
<lname>davis</lname>
</child>
</root>
To:
<root><child><fname>malcolm</fname><lname>davis</lname></child></root>
It seems obvious that we would want to remove all unnecessary
characters, but I want to verify as we put together our development
document.
Thanks,
Malcolm
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