XSLT:Blog[@author = 'M. David Peterson']/Main: Interesting article on Business Intelligence that speaks to the use of XQuery for performing real-time queries of BI data

- - - - December 02, 2004
        
        Interesting article on Business Intelligence that speaks to the use of XQuery for performing real-time queries of BI data
        
        Building the Smart Business: In-Line Real-Time BI | Business intelligence, data warehousing and analytics editorial from DMReview
        
        When using XQuery over XSLT makes sense you won't find me arguing one single little bit against it. It seems that this particular application makes great use of XQuery in a way that makes sense and is particular to the reason XQuery was developed in the first place... to use a SQL-like syntax to query XML data for particular information.
        
        What to do with the returned subset of XML from the XQuery-based query? Might I suggest transforming it into various other types of data flows using XSLT? :D
        
        Posted by m.david : December 2, 2004 06:12 PM GMT
        
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