Querying Data with Oracle XQuery

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Querying Data with Oracle XQuery Starting with Oracle Database 10g Release 2, you can take advantage of a full-featured native XQuery engine integrated with the database. With Oracle XQuery, you can accomplish various tasks involved in developing PHP/Oracle XML applications, operating on any kind of data that can be expressed in XML.

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