1. Information Systems: Creating Business Value by Mark Huber, Craig Piercy, and Patrick McKeown Field Guide D: The Details of SQL, Data Modeling, and XML

7. DBMSs Control Database Access

30. Comparing XML to HTML Feature HTML XML Type of text Structured with meaning defined Formatted with meaning inferred Definition of structure User-defined Predetermined Retrieval Context-sensitive Limited Searchability Searchable by text or meaning Searchable only by text or format Hypertext linkage Extensive Limited

32. Example Schema (XSD) File (companynew.xsd)

33. Example XML File Corresponding to companynew.xsd

35. Combining the Stylesheet and XML Files

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