XML Data Using Oracle
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The document discusses storing and retrieving XML data using Oracle. It covers introducing XML and its benefits, Oracle's XML support features, how to store XML data in Oracle tables, and different methods for retrieving XML data using queries. The agenda also includes references and a Q&A section.
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