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We are in the process of upgrading our OS from V5R4 to V7R1. In the V7R1
upgrade Memo to Users 7_1.pdf, I see this little note :
User-defined types named XML
Applications created before release i 7.1 can create a user-defined type
named XML. Unqualified references to the XML type resolve to the system
built-in type XML that is new in i 7.1. Applications need to escape the
user-defined references with quotation marks to reference the existing
user-defined type.
Doesn't parsing/accessing of XML document depends on what SAX or DOM utility
one choice use? If so, why would OS plays any part in resolving a
user-defined type?
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