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Using the Altova Tools With IBM DB2 pureXML

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xml

Overview IBM and Altova provide deep integration between the world's first multi-structured data server with the industry's premier XML tools. Through this integration, users can query, exchange, transform, and edit their XML artifacts more quickly, easily, and accurately. The first release of the integrated solution took place in May 2007. This paper shows a variety of pureXML features in DB2 and how the Altova tools can help the user to work with them.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	PDF
Date Published	December 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	XML, Web Services

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