Berkeley DB XML 2.1.8

Berkeley DB XML is a native XML database management system that stores, retrieves, and manages XML data efficiently.

There is no verifiable information available about Gregory Burd in relation to Berkeley DB XML. It is possible that he is not directly associated with the project.

Berkeley DB XML stores XML data in Berkeley DB databases, using a hierarchical, tree-based structure.

Yes, Berkeley DB XML can efficiently handle large amounts of XML data by utilizing indexes and optimizing storage mechanisms.

Berkeley DB XML provides language bindings for Java, C++, and Python, allowing developers to interact with the database using these languages.

Yes, Berkeley DB XML supports both XPath and XQuery for querying and retrieving specific data from the stored XML documents.

Yes, Berkeley DB XML supports replication and can be used in a distributed environment to provide high availability and fault tolerance.

Berkeley DB XML is released under a dual-license model. The open-source edition is available under the Sleepycat License, while commercial editions offer additional features and support.

While specific information about the current active community or support network for Berkeley DB XML is not available, you may find resources and assistance through various online forums, mailing lists, or developer communities dedicated to Berkeley DB or XML databases.

Berkeley DB XML has not seen active development since Oracle Corporation acquired Sleepycat Software, the original creators of Berkeley DB. The latest version of Berkeley DB XML was released in 2012.