Qizx Explained

Qizx XML DBMS
Genre:Native XML database
Programming Language:Java
Operating System:Cross-platform
License:Commercial

Qizx is a proprietary XML database that provides native storage for XML data.

Qizx was initially developed by Xavier Franc of Axyana and was purchased by Qualcomm in 2013.[1] [2] Qizx was re-released by Qualcomm in late 2014 on Amazon Web Services.[3]

Packaging and bindings

The Qizx database can be configured to run embedded into an application, in a hosted client-server environment, or as a software service hosted on Amazon Web Services. The client-server version supports database clustering for both load balancing and data redundancy. Qizx is bundled with a multi-platform GUI client and can also be accessed through a RESTful API that includes embedded online documentation.

Qizx includes bindings in Java, Python, C and C# as well as native XPath and XQuery support. Qizx also provides a number of extensions to the XQuery language for updating documents, accessing document metadata and various other tasks.

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Franc. Xavier. Xavier Franc Linked in profile. Linked in. 16 February 2015.
  2. Web site: Qizx - native XML database engine supporting XQuery / XQuery Update / XQuery Full-Text / XPath2. 16 February 2015.
  3. Web site: Qualcomm Qizx on AWS Marketplace. 16 February 2015.

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