Timothy Arnold-Moore, Michael Fuller, R. Sacks-Davis
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Semi-structured data, including but not limited to structured documents, has speci c characteristics and is used in ways di erent to tabular data. SGML and XML are widely used to represent information of this type. The demands on systems that manage semi-structured data vary from those on traditional relational systems. This paper reviews the nature and characteristics of semi-structured data, and the functional needs of those applications, including query requirements, document description, manipulation, and document management needs. It examines alternative physical models for semi-structured data, and evaluates and compares alternative system architectures.
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