One thing to consider in this regard is how much data you have. It's
easy to imagine libraries having a lot of data and this could cause
performance problems.
As a general rule, file-based XQuery implementations parse XML documents
at run-time, rather than at file-load time, as is the case with database
XQuery implementations. This can be quite slow for large documents. In
addition, file-based XQuery implementations will have at best limited
indexes, which also adversely affects performance.
-- Ron
On 5/7/2015 12:14 PM, Schwartz, Christine wrote:
In answer to Michael’s question, while I think a database implementation
would be preferable (for working with XQuery), there are some librarians
who may not have the IT support for a database implementation and I’d
like to guide them to “filestore” implementations also.
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