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infoShark Introduces XMLShark

By Scott Bekker
05/09/2000

infoShark Inc., an XML solutions provider, released XMLShark 1.0, a component of infoShark's solutions to provide exchange of relational data over the Internet.

XMLShark 1.0 provides information to recreate relational databases and populate them with data along with all the properties of a relational database, such as foreign keys and constraints.

XMLShark is built on the foundation of infoShark's XML commerce accelerated relational data (CARD) schema. The XML CARD schema allows for XMLShark to provide for round-tripping relational data to and from XML. It enables bi-directional exchange of relational data, thus breaking any data delivery bottlenecks.

Contact infoShark, (703) 802-8210, www.infoshark.com.

About the Author

Scott Bekker is editor in chief of Redmond Channel Partner magazine.

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