How does DB2 handle invalid XML characters within tags?
- DB2 removes invalid characters altogether
- DB2 replaces invalid characters with a specified replacement character
- DB2 skips invalid characters and continues processing
- DB2 throws an error and halts processing
DB2 replaces invalid characters with a specified replacement character. When dealing with XML data, DB2 has a feature to handle invalid characters within tags by replacing them with a specified replacement character, which can be customized based on the user's requirements. This ensures that the XML remains well-formed and can be processed without errors.
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