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Optimal xml storage engine

I am considering an optimal open source solution for storing XML documents, followed by detailed analysis. The amount of data will be small. As far as I understand, basic xml databases may be the right solution for my case. Obviously, they store XML documents in a very efficient way. It would be great to study your experience. Any suggestions for the right solution? Do you have experience using xml storage systems in your applications?

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We work with native XML servers in our work. They are fine if your data is lower than 100-200 MB, but after that I could not find a suitable server that could process the data. I tried the following:

  • eXist: Java-based proprietary XML server (open source): with large files, it usually eats JVM memory and then throws an exception in memory
  • sedna: native C-based XML server (open source): can handle very large databases, but segfaults if you try to query non-indexed data from a database
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