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BSI 22/30430216 DC:2022 Edition

BSI 22/30430216 DC:2022 Edition

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BS ISO/IEC 9075-14. Information technology. Database languages. SQL – Part 14. XML-Related Specifications (SQL/XML)

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PDF Pages PDF Title
1 30430216.pdf
3 ISO_IEC DIS 9075-14 ed.6 – id.76587 Enquiry PDF (en) (1).pdf
5 Contents
10 Tables
11 Foreword
13 Introduction
15 1 Scope
16 2 Normative references
18 3 Terms and definitions
25 4 Concepts
4.1 Notations and conventions
4.1.1 Notations
4.1.2 XML-related notations
26 4.2 Data types
4.2.1 Naming of predefined types
27 4.2.2 Data type terminology
4.3 XML
4.3.1 Introduction
4.3.2 XML types
28 4.3.3 Characteristics of XML values
29 4.3.4 XML comparison and assignment
30 4.3.5 Operations involving XML values
31 4.3.6 Registered XML Schemas
32 4.4 Data conversions
33 4.5 Data analysis operations (involving tables)
4.5.1 Aggregate functions
4.6 SQL-invoked routines
34 4.6.1 Routine descriptors
4.7 SQL-statements
4.7.1 SQL-statements classified by function
4.7.1.1 SQL-session statements
4.8 Basic security model
4.8.1 Privileges
4.9 SQL-sessions
35 4.9.1 SQL-session properties
4.10 XML namespaces
4.11 Overview of mappings
4.11.1 Introduction to mappings
36 4.11.2 Mapping SQL character sets to Unicode
4.11.3 Mapping Unicode to SQL character sets
4.11.4 Mapping SQL s to XML
4.11.5 Mapping XML Names to SQL
37 4.11.6 Mapping SQL data types to XML
39 4.11.7 Mapping values of SQL data types to XML
4.11.8 Mapping XQuery atomic values to SQL values
40 4.11.9 Visibility of columns, tables, and schemas in mappings from SQL to XML
4.11.10 Mapping an SQL table to XML
41 4.11.11 Mapping an SQL schema to XML
42 4.11.12 Mapping an SQL catalog to XML
43 5 Lexical elements
5.1 and
45 5.2
46 5.3 Names and identifiers
47 6 Scalar expressions
6.1
50 6.2
51 6.3
52 6.4 and
53 6.5
54 6.6
57 6.7
65 6.8
66 6.9
71 6.10
72 6.11
73 6.12
75 6.13
77 6.14
79 6.15
83 6.16
86 6.17
88 6.18
91 6.19
97 6.20
99 6.21
104 7 Query expressions
7.1

108 7.2
109 8 Predicates
8.1
110 8.2
111 8.3
113 8.4
114 8.5
119 9 Mappings
9.1 Mapping SQL s to XML Names
121 9.2 Mapping a multi-part SQL name to an XML Name
123 9.3 Mapping XML Names to SQL s
125 9.4 Mapping an SQL data type to an XML Name
129 9.5 Mapping SQL data types to XML Schema data types
148 9.6 Mapping an SQL data type to a named XML Schema data type
150 9.7 Mapping a collection of SQL data types to XML Schema data types
152 9.8 Mapping values of SQL data types to values of XML Schema data types
158 9.9 Mapping an SQL table to XML Schema data types
162 9.10 Mapping an SQL table to an XML element or a sequence of XML elements
165 9.11 Mapping an SQL table to XML and an XML Schema document
170 9.12 Mapping an SQL schema to XML Schema data types
173 9.13 Mapping an SQL schema to an XML element
175 9.14 Mapping an SQL schema to an XML document and an XML Schema document
179 9.15 Mapping an SQL catalog to XML Schema data types
181 9.16 Mapping an SQL catalog to an XML element
183 9.17 Mapping an SQL catalog to an XML document and an XML Schema document
187 10 Additional common rules
10.1 Retrieval assignment
189 10.2 Store assignment
191 10.3 Result of data type combinations
193 10.4 Type precedence list determination
194 10.5 Type name determination
195 10.6 Determination of identical values
196 10.7 Determination of equivalent XML values
199 10.8 Equality operations
200 10.9 Grouping operations
201 10.10 Multiset element grouping operations
202 10.11 Ordering operations
203 10.12 Potential sources of non-determinism
205 10.13 Invoking an SQL-invoked routine
208 10.14 Determination of namespace URI
210 10.15 Construction of an XML element
213 10.16 Concatenation of two XML values
214 10.17 Serialization of an XML value
218 10.18 Parsing a string as an XML value
222 10.19 Removing XQuery document nodes from an XQuery sequence
223 10.20 Constructing a copy of an XML value
224 10.21 Constructing an unvalidated XQuery document node
225 10.22 Creation of an XQuery expression context
227 10.23 Determination of an XQuery formal type notation
230 10.24 Validating an XQuery document or element node
232 11 Additional common elements
11.1
235 11.2
237 11.3
238 11.4
239 11.5
242 12 Schema definition and manipulation
12.1
244 12.2
245 12.3
246 12.4
248 12.5
249 12.6
250 12.7
251 12.8
255 12.9
256 13 SQL-client modules
13.1
258 13.2
259 13.3 Data type correspondences
261 14 Data manipulation
14.1
263 14.2
265 14.3
266 14.4
267 14.5
268 14.6
269 14.7
270 15 Control statements
15.1
272 15.2
274 16 Session management
16.1
275 17 Dynamic SQL
17.1 Description of SQL descriptor areas
276 17.2
277 17.3
278 17.4
279 18 Embedded SQL
18.1
284 18.2
287 18.3
291 18.4
294 18.5
297 18.6
300 18.7
304 19 Call-Level Interface specifications
19.1 SQL/CLI data type correspondences
306 20 Diagnostics management
20.1
307 21 Information Schema
21.1 Information Schema digital artifact
21.2 NCNAME domain
308 21.3 URI domain
309 21.4 ATTRIBUTES view
310 21.5 COLUMNS view
311 21.6 DOMAINS view
312 21.7 ELEMENT_TYPES view
313 21.8 FIELDS view
314 21.9 METHOD_SPECIFICATION_PARAMETERS view
315 21.10 METHOD_SPECIFICATIONS view
316 21.11 PARAMETERS view
318 21.12 ROUTINES view
320 21.13 XML_SCHEMA_ELEMENTS view
321 21.14 XML_SCHEMA_NAMESPACES view
322 21.15 XML_SCHEMAS view
323 21.16 Short name views
333 22 Definition Schema
22.1 Definition Schema digital artifact
22.2 DATA_TYPE_DESCRIPTOR base table
339 22.3 PARAMETERS base table
341 22.4 ROUTINES base table
343 22.5 USAGE_PRIVILEGES base table
344 22.6 XML_SCHEMA_ELEMENTS base table
346 22.7 XML_SCHEMA_NAMESPACES base table
347 22.8 XML_SCHEMAS base table
349 23 The SQL/XML XML Schema
23.1 The SQL/XML XML Schema
353 24 Status codes
24.1 SQLSTATE
355 25 Conformance
25.1 Claims of conformance to SQL/XML
356 25.2 Additional conformance requirements for SQL/XML
357 25.3 Implied feature relationships of SQL/XML
365 A SQL Conformance Summary
402 B implementation-defined elements
418 C Implementation-dependent elements
420 D SQL optional feature taxonomy
426 E Deprecated features
427 F Incompatibilities with ISO/IEC 9075:2011
428 G Defect reports not addressed in this document
429 Index

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