Scenario: A company is migrating its database to DB2 and wants to ensure compatibility with existing XML data. What should the database administrator consider to facilitate this migration process?
- Convert existing XML data to a compatible format using third-party tools.
- Ignore existing XML data and recreate it using DB2's native XML features.
- Modify the DB2 database settings to accept any XML format without validation.
- Review and adjust XML schema definitions to align with DB2's XML data type.
To ensure compatibility with existing XML data during migration to DB2, the database administrator should review and adjust the XML schema definitions to align with DB2's XML data type requirements. DB2 has specific data types and schema considerations for XML data storage, such as XML data types and XML schema collections. By ensuring that the XML schema definitions are compatible with DB2's requirements, the administrator can facilitate a smooth migration process without compromising the integrity of the existing XML data.
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