XML PAT Algebra Operators

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This paper explains that the Extensible Markup Language or XML was created to help allow users to share and pass documents, which were richly structured, over the Web in an easy, cost effective manner. The author points out that a markup language is a methodology of identifying the inherent structure of a document, and therefore, XML is a critical aspect of the World Wide Web because it helps explain the way to add markup to all documents. The paper relates that the Internet is based on a foundation of distributed hypertext, which could be regarded as a large distributed database where there are million to billions of queries processed daily.

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Introduction
Background
History
Governing Bodies
XML PAT Algebra Operators
Conclusion

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"One such body is the American National Standards Institute or ANSI which is a non-profit private organization that surprisingly institutes standards the industry accepts voluntarily. Other influential standards organizations include the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers or IEEE and the Organization for Standardization or ISO. The IEEE was the organization that defined LAN standards in the Project 802 or the 802 series. These projects could be the blueprints that could be used to make XML more effective by using PAT Algebra Operators for query needs."

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