Zografoula Vagena
Divesh Srivastava
ABSTRACT
Order-based queries over XML data include XPath navigation axes such as following-sibling and following. In this paper, we present holistic algorithms that evaluate such order-based queries. An experimental comparison with previous approaches shows the performance benefits of our algorithms.
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- Answering order-based queries over XML data
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