Outline of the Article:
1. Introduction to XML Index
2. Advantages of XML Index
3. Disadvantages of XML Index
4. Components of XML Index
5. The architecture of XML Index
6. Differences between XML Index
7. How to Create, Modify & Drop Primary & Secondary XML Index
8. Why & When We Need to Create Primary & Secondary XML Index
9. Examples of Primary & Secondary XML Index Implementation
10. Conclusion
11. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Introduction to XML Index:
Data is often exchanged and stored using XML (eXtensible Markup Language) across a variety of systems. By utilizing XML indexes, XML data may be effectively accessed and processed in database administration. The Primary XML Index and the Secondary XML Index are two popular XML index types. We will examine the importance, architecture, benefits, and drawbacks of both types of XML indexes in this post, as well as provide helpful examples and instructions on how to build, edit, and drop them.
An exclusive, organized storage method used to enhance the retrieval of XML data from a database table is called a Primary XML Index. By effectively parsing and indexing the XML documents, it improves query performance and speeds up and streamlines data retrieval.