Benefits of Qizx: Real query speed without
effort Qizx is designed from the ground up to perform fast queries,
without requiring specific efforts from users. Queries run at full speed out of the box: simply store your
documents and voila. No need to manually define indexes, tweak
parameters, or add a new index (and re-index all your database) each
time you have to run a new query. No need to learn
non-portable proprietary functions in order to benefit from indexes:
Qizx has a powerful query optimizer that directly understands
standard XQuery. - DTD or Schema not required.
- Very simple administration and configuration.
These pages show some tests made
on standard hardware. Qizx shines particularly on the operations the
most useful in practice: full-text search, search by value (single or
combination, range) and joins. Power- Fully compliant XQuery implementation. Built-in support of
XQuery Update, XQuery Full-Text, XQuery Scripting.
- Numerous extensions: dynamic evaluation, error handling,
connection with XSLT.
- User-defined metadata properties on XML documents and
collections: this metadata can also be queried at full speed,
allowing for example defining custom indexes.
- Really capable of handling
repositories of several hundreds of gigabytes, with tens of millions
documents.
- Query isolation, ACID transactions (failed updates can be rolled
back); hot backup; crash recovery.
Extensibility- Simple and powerful Java API with many extension points
(pluggable filters, observers, indexing, full-text capabilities
(text parsing, stemming, thesaurus, scoring), data import/export,
access control, XQuery module resolving, etc).
- Direct access to Java methods in XQuery (``Java Binding'') to
easily extend the core language with business logic.
Friendly prices,
licensesThree types of licenses designed to suit all needs: Server License, Site License and a very liberal Developer License which allows royalty-free
deployment of Qizx-based products and applications. A Free Engine
edition allows running Qizx on your servers on XML repositories not
larger than one Gigabyte of XML approximately.
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