XML Huge database files, NEED HELP !!!

Hello to the community.
We need to store about ONE MILLION XML FILES inside the database.
BUT we need to use all functionality of XML Structure to look for
information inside these files (CONTAINS).
My question is:
What is the best way to store them:
like XML files inside CLOB ?
or fragment the files inside tables ?
Using ConText Option ?
Using CONTAINS functions ?
Is ConText Option supports CONTAINS function ?!?
We have many queries with text searching...
What is the best way to store this so we have best velocity to
acces to the info ?
Thanks to answer soon
MasterPh
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Let me try and answer your question. First the CONTAINS
operator in Intermedia Text (formerly Context) will allow you to
search for data between tags of an XML document stored as a
CLOB. Whether you should distribute your XML documents across
tables is largely a function of how you want the data searched
retrieved. Currently the XML search function operates within a
column and thus if you want the entire doc back it would be best
to store it as a whole. Once iFS is released you will be able
to distribute the doc across tables and return it as a whole or
in parts.
Chack out http://www.oracle.com/database/options/ifs.htm and
http://www.oracle.com/database/options/intermedia.htm for more
details.
Oracle XML Team
http://technet.oracle.com
Oracle Technology Network
Philippe Thomassigny (guest) wrote:
: Hello to the community.
: We need to store about ONE MILLION XML FILES inside the
database.
: BUT we need to use all functionality of XML Structure to look
for
: information inside these files (CONTAINS).
: My question is:
: What is the best way to store them:
: like XML files inside CLOB ?
: or fragment the files inside tables ?
: Using ConText Option ?
: Using CONTAINS functions ?
: Is ConText Option supports CONTAINS function ?!?
: We have many queries with text searching...
: What is the best way to store this so we have best velocity to
: acces to the info ?
: Thanks to answer soon
: MasterPh
null

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7C82847C 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
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_skgpwwait()+128                                                 00000000                                                         00001a00 00001388 004c4b40 0bab7ca0
ksliwat()+2180                                                  skgpwwait()+0 0dd0e5c8 0babb460 2f36f3dc 004c4b40
kslwaitctx()+146                                                ksliwat()+0 2ea26d20 2ea26d20 000001f4 00000000
kslwait()+158                                                   kslwaitctx()+0 0dd0e7bc 000001f4 0dd0e7bc 06097a59
ksvrdp()+26715                                                  kslwait()+0 000001f4 0000003e 00000000 0dd0fd90
opirip()+813                                                    ksvrdp()+0 00000003 0c52e918 0c545e78 09a2f2dc
opidrv()+1357                                                   opirip()+0 00000032 00000004 0dd0fea8 00000000
sou2o()+45                                                      opidrv()+0 00000032 00000004 0dd0fea8 00000000
opimaireal()+263 _sou2o()+0                                                       0dd0fe9c 00000032 00000004 0dd0fea8
opimai()+92                                                     opimai_real()+0 00000003 0dd0fed4 00000000 00000000
BackgroundThreadStart@4()+529                                   opimai()+0 00000003 0dd0ff20 80828c73 09a20030
77E6482C 00000000 0b187f70 00000000 00000000 0b187f70
00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
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77E6482C 00000000 0b1a9bc0 00000000 00000000 0b1a9bc0
00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
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<v11:middleName>M</v11:middleName>
<v11:lastNames>
<v11:lastName>
<v11:name>Thompson</v11:name>
</v11:lastName>
</v11:lastNames>
<v11:formattedName>Keith M Thompson</v11:formattedName>
</v1:nameDetails>
<v1:createDate>2010-05-09T14:23:17</v1:createDate>
<v1:updateDate>2010-08-08T02:40:24</v1:updateDate>
</v1:name>
<v1:birthDate>1954-12-24</v1:birthDate>
<v1:genderTypeCode>Male</v1:genderTypeCode>
<v1:createDate>2010-05-09T14:23:17</v1:createDate>
<v1:updateDate>2010-08-08T02:40:24</v1:updateDate>
</v1:memberDemographicType>
</v1:demographics>
<v1:originalContractEffDate>2010-04-01</v1:originalContractEffDate>
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<v1:address maintType="QUERY">
<v1:location addresseeType="MEMBER" effDate="1901-01-01" endDate="9999-12-31" locationUseType="HOME" primaryPerType="Y">
<v11:addressLines>
<v11:addressLine>BAY VIEW AVENUE</v11:addressLine>
</v11:addressLines>
<v11:cityName>PLYMOUTH</v11:cityName>
<v11:stateCode>TX</v11:stateCode>
<v11:postalCode>58654</v11:postalCode>
</v1:location>
<v1:createDate>2011-05-23T11:52:22</v1:createDate>
<v1:updateDate>2011-05-23T11:52:22</v1:updateDate>
</v1:address>
<v1:address maintType="QUERY">
<v1:location addresseeType="SUBSCRIBER" effDate="1901-01-01" endDate="9999-12-31" locationUseType="HOME" primaryPerType="Y">
<v11:addressLines>
<v11:addressLine>AY VIEW AVENUE</v11:addressLine>
</v11:addressLines>
<v11:cityName>PLYMOUTH</v11:cityName>
<v11:stateCode>TX</v11:stateCode>
<v11:postalCode>58654</v11:postalCode>
</v1:location>
<v1:createDate>2011-05-23T11:52:22</v1:createDate>
<v1:updateDate>2011-05-23T11:52:22</v1:updateDate>
</v1:address>
</v1:addresses>
<v1:policies>
<v1:policy effDate="2010-04-01" maintType="ADD" type="MEMBER">
<v1:ids>
<v1:id type="MEMBERID">CPIT000456</v1:id>
<v1:id type="POLICY">CPIT</v1:id>
</v1:ids>
<v1:contractType>F</v1:contractType>
<v1:dependentType>01</v1:dependentType>
<v1:offerings>
<v1:offering offeredBy="abc" offeringIdType="INSURANCE_TYPE" selected="Y">
<v1:offeringId>IV</v1:offeringId>
</v1:offering>
<v1:offering effDate="2010-04-01" maintType="ADD" offeredBy="abc" offeringIdType="BOC" selected="Y">
<v1:offeringId>GK</v1:offeringId>
<v1:recordInfo>
<v1:internalRecId>82326287</v1:internalRecId>
</v1:recordInfo>
<v1:createDate>2010-05-09T14:23:17</v1:createDate>
<v1:updateDate>2010-05-09T14:23:17</v1:updateDate>
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</v1:offerings>
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<v1:relation type="EMPLOYMENT">
<v1:customer>
<v1:id idType="ACCOUNTID">C11204</v1:id>
<v1:id idType="DIVISION">0208290000</v1:id>
<v1:customerName>BC Group</v1:customerName>
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</v1:relation>
</v1:customer>
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<v1:physicianRelation effDate="2010-04-01" endDate="9999-12-31" type="PCP">
<v1:ids>
<v1:id type="NPI">0</v1:id>
<v1:id type="AFFILIATIONID">1313 0025</v1:id>
<v1:id type="PROVIDERID">1313</v1:id>
<v1:id type="TIN">0</v1:id>
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<v1:updateDate>2010-10-23T01:10:13</v1:updateDate>
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</v1:physicianRelations>
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<v1:recordInfo>
<v1:internalRecId>82326286</v1:internalRecId>
</v1:recordInfo>
<v1:createDate>2010-05-09T14:23:17</v1:createDate>
<v1:updateDate>2010-05-09T14:23:17</v1:updateDate>
</v1:policy>
<v1:policy effDate="2010-04-01" maintType="QUERY" type="SUBSCRIBER">
<v1:ids>
<v1:id type="POLICY">CPIT</v1:id>
</v1:ids>
<v1:hashCode>82326284</v1:hashCode>
<v1:contractType>F</v1:contractType>
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<v1:offerings>
<v1:offering effDate="2010-04-01" maintType="QUERY" offeredBy="abc" offeringIdType="INSURANCE_TYPE" selected="Y">
<v1:offeringId>IV</v1:offeringId>
<v1:recordInfo>
<v1:internalRecId>82326285</v1:internalRecId>
</v1:recordInfo>
<v1:createDate>2010-05-09T14:23:17</v1:createDate>
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</v1:offerings>
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<v1:relation type="EMPLOYMENT">
<v1:customer>
<v1:id idType="ACCOUNTID">C11204</v1:id>
<v1:id idType="DIVISION">0208290000</v1:id>
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</v1:relation>
</v1:customer>
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<v1:recordInfo>
<v1:internalRecId>82326284</v1:internalRecId>
</v1:recordInfo>
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<v1:updateDate>2011-01-20T04:53:52</v1:updateDate>
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</v1:policies>
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<v1:internalRecId>8364745</v1:internalRecId>
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<v1:updateDate>2010-08-08T02:40:24</v1:updateDate>
</memberDetails>
</getMemberResponse>
</SOAP-ENV:Body>
</SOAP-ENV:Envelope>

Hi A_Non,
Thanks so much for giving me the hint about that "text()" in XPath.
I have new question for you with same XML I'm parsing right now.
I have extracted a part(Policies) of whole XML and put it in one XMLTYPE variable. Below is that part XML.
My question is I need to look only into that policy which is active right now. In the <policy> tag there are two attributes "effDate" and "endDate". "effDate" tag will always be there for every policy and for all inactive policies also "endDate" will be there always. Problem is with the active ones, "endDate" may or may not be there. If "endDate" is there so it will be greater than or equal to sysdate and if it is not there that means it is open ended. I need to fetch only that policy which is active right now and if there is no tag as such that means member is not active as of today.
If "endDate" attribute is there then I think below XPath will work, but I'm not sure about how to handle when "endDate" attribute is not there.
/d:policies/d:policy[@type="MEMBER" and number(translate(@effDate,"-",""))<=number(translate("'||l_currDate||'","-","")) and number(translate(@endDate,"-",""))>=number(translate("'||l_currDate||'","-",""))]I have Oracle 10.1.0.4, in this in XPath comparison operators are not working so I'm using XPath functions.
Here is the XML
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   <v1:policy effDate="1999-05-01" endDate="1999-12-31" maintType="ADD" type="MEMBER">
       <v1:ids>
           <v1:id type="MEMBERID">SDF000414600</v1:id>
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       <v1:dependentType>01</v1:dependentType>
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               <v1:offeringId>IH</v1:offeringId>
           </v1:offering>
           <v1:offering effDate="1999-05-01" endDate="1999-12-31" maintType="ADD" offeredBy="ABC" offeringIdType="BOC" selected="Y">
               <v1:offeringId>HA</v1:offeringId>
               <v1:recordInfo>
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               <v1:updateDate>2010-05-01T01:27:04</v1:updateDate>
           </v1:offering>
       </v1:offerings>
       <v1:customer>
           <v1:relation type="EMPLOYMENT">
               <v1:customer>
                  <v1:id idType="ACCOUNTID">AS35423</v1:id>
                  <v1:id idType="DIVISION">0621730000</v1:id>
                  <v1:customerName>Medical Associates</v1:customerName>
               </v1:customer>
           </v1:relation>
       </v1:customer>
       <v1:physicianRelations>
           <v1:physicianRelation effDate="1999-05-01" endDate="1999-12-31" type="PCP">
               <v1:ids>
                  <v1:id type="NPI">0</v1:id>
                  <v1:id type="AFFILIATIONID">66759       0014</v1:id>
                  <v1:id type="PROVIDERID">231231</v1:id>
                  <v1:id type="TIN">0</v1:id>
               </v1:ids>
               <v1:recordInfo>
                  <v1:internalRecId>87796651</v1:internalRecId>
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               <v1:createDate>2010-10-22T21:56:44</v1:createDate>
               <v1:updateDate>2010-10-22T21:56:44</v1:updateDate>
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       </v1:physicianRelations>
       <v1:maintainReasonCode>MD</v1:maintainReasonCode>
       <v1:recordInfo>
           <v1:internalRecId>39077480</v1:internalRecId>
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       <v1:updateDate>2010-05-01T01:27:04</v1:updateDate>
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       <v1:ids>
           <v1:id type="MEMBERID">SDF000414600</v1:id>
           <v1:id type="POLICY">SDF0004146</v1:id>
       </v1:ids>
       <v1:contractType>F</v1:contractType>
       <v1:dependentType>01</v1:dependentType>
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           <v1:offering offeredBy="ABC" offeringIdType="INSURANCE_TYPE" selected="Y">
               <v1:offeringId>IH</v1:offeringId>
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               <v1:offeringId>HA</v1:offeringId>
               <v1:recordInfo>
                  <v1:internalRecId>39077483</v1:internalRecId>
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               <v1:createDate>2010-05-01T01:27:04</v1:createDate>
               <v1:updateDate>2010-05-01T01:27:04</v1:updateDate>
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       </v1:offerings>
       <v1:customer>
           <v1:relation type="EMPLOYMENT">
               <v1:customer>
                  <v1:id idType="ACCOUNTID">C35423</v1:id>
                  <v1:id idType="DIVISION">0621730000</v1:id>
                  <v1:customerName>Medical Associates</v1:customerName>
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       <v1:physicianRelations>
           <v1:physicianRelation effDate="2000-01-01" endDate="2000-12-31" type="PCP">
               <v1:ids>
                  <v1:id type="NPI">0</v1:id>
                  <v1:id type="AFFILIATIONID">66759       0014</v1:id>
                  <v1:id type="PROVIDERID">3213213</v1:id>
                  <v1:id type="TIN">0</v1:id>
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               <v1:recordInfo>
                  <v1:internalRecId>87796652</v1:internalRecId>
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               <v1:createDate>2010-10-22T21:56:44</v1:createDate>
               <v1:updateDate>2010-10-22T21:56:44</v1:updateDate>
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                  <v1:id idType="DIVISION">0621730000</v1:id>
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               <v1:updateDate>2010-10-22T21:56:44</v1:updateDate>
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I am making a flash animation with imports from illustrator,
using copy and paste mainly, the resolution of the animation is
1280 x 1024. The fla file has crawled to 110MB and is seriously
killing my computer when i trya nd work on it. It takes 25 minutes
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AI artwork can often be flattened in flash by selecting all
and using Ctrl + B (break apart) until
it's all 1 layer of vector data as opposed to several grouped
objects.
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feedmeapples wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am making a flash animation with imports from
illustrator, using copy and
> paste mainly, the resolution of the animation is 1280 x
1024. The fla file has
> crawled to 110MB and is seriously killing my computer
when i trya nd work on
> it. It takes 25 minutes to save! I need the final
animation to run full screen
> a t that resolution. Should I be making it at that
resolution
>
> is this the problem?
>
> please help
>
> thanks
>
> apples
>
>
>

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