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Related Information The XQuery documentation focuses on XQuery as a language. However, as database queries are the principal means of communication with the database server, it might happen that you have a problem which arose because of a certain query. If you do not find the information in the XQuery documentation, you might have a look at the following sources of information, all of which also deal with aspects of querying a Tamino database: Internal Resources ■ Using the Tamino Interactive Interface to Query a Database with Tamino XQquery: This section describes how to query a database object using the Tamino Interactive Interface. ■ Efficient Queries: XQuery: Here you will find some advice for speeding up your queries. ■ Querying Using X-Machine Commands: This section explains how to directly query a database using HTTP and X-Machine command verbs. ■ XML Schema Datatypes: This section explains the data types defined in the XML Schema specification which are used by XQuery. ■ Storing Non-XML Objects in Tamino: This section explains how to represent and query objects that are in some other format, such as binary data. ■ Character Encoding of XML Objects: This section discusses the character encoding of XML objects when querying them directly using HTTP and X-Machine command verbs. ■ Migrating from X-Query to Tamino XQuery (in the section Migrating Applications of the Migration Guide): This section gives some advice for application developers concerning changes from the previous implementation called X-Query to Tamino XQuery. W3C Resources ■ The XQuery 1.0 language, as specified by the W3C, consists of the following documents: ■ XQuery 1.0: An XML Query Language The official XQuery recommendation of the W3C, which forms part of the basis of Tamino XQuery. ■ XQuery 1.0 and XPath 2.0 Data Model (XDM) The official XQuery recommendation of the W3C that describes the underlying data model used for XQuery 1.0 and XPath 2.0. ■ XSLT 2.0 and XQuery 1.0 Serialization The official XQuery recommendation of the W3C that describes how to serialize an instance of the data model into a sequence of octets. 108 XQuery User Guide
Related Information ■ XQuery 1.0 and XPath 2.0 Functions and Operators The official XQuery recommendation of the W3C, which forms part of the basis of Tamino XQuery. ■ XML Path Language (XPath) 2.0: The official recommendation of the W3C, which forms part of the basis of XQuery. ■ XML Query Use Cases: Some use cases relevant for XQuery. ■ Working Drafts for doing text retrieval with XQuery: ■ XQuery and XPath Full Text 1.0 Requirements ■ XQuery and XPath Full Text 1.0 Use Cases ■ Namespaces in XML 1.0: This W3C recommendation defines basic language elements that are used in XPath. XQuery User Guide 109
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