Managing Structure in Bits & Pieces: The Killer Use Case for XML

Summary: XML-based structuring as the killer use case for scalable data management. Emphasizes easier schema design, evolution, and versioning; cross-application coordination; and architectural implications via XML technologies as a unifying framework. (summarized by gpt-5-nano on Feb 09 2026)

Paper ID: 3692
Venue: SIGMOD
Year: 2005
Pagerank: 4.8925595e-05
Overall Rank: 6,925 | 51.83%
DOI: -

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Authors

1. Eric Sedlar

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Rank	Citing Paper	Year	Venue	Pagerank
12,504	On the Path to Efficient XML Queries	2006	VLDB	4.1945683e-05

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