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NEXSORT: Sorting XML in External Memory

Overview XML plays an important role in delivering data over the Internet, and the need to store and manipulate XML in its native format has become increasingly relevant. This growing need necessitates work on developing native XML operators, especially for one as fundamental as sort. This paper presents NEXSORT, an algorithm that leverages the hierarchical nature of XML to efficiently sort an XML document in external memory. In a fully sorted XML document, children of every non-leaf element are ordered according to a given sorting criterion. Among NEXSORT's uses is in combination with structural merge as the XML version of sort-merge join, which allows to merge large XML documents using only a single pass once they are sorted.

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Duke University
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Date Published
Dec 4, 2008
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XML, Programming Languages

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