How to store XML manaul in Database

Hi,
I have to store and retrieve XML manual in database.My XML manual has more than 100 tags and also un-strcutured(Document-centric manual). I tried with(XSU). If i use XSU, i need to create the table which has element name as column name. That is not possible since the elements will vary document to document . Also Nested elements and attributes are not able to be stored using XSU.
Can anyone tell me the Java API which perform the above task.
Thank you,
Regards,
senthil

With XSU the table is required to be created prior to storing an XML document. Also xml document attributes do not get stored. If elements vary, create a differen ttable for each of the xml document types.

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Please refer to this link:
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