DB2 handles invalid XML characters within tags by ________ them with equivalent HTML entities.
- Encoding
- Escaping
- Ignoring
- Replacing
DB2 handles invalid XML characters within tags by escaping them with equivalent HTML entities. This ensures that the XML remains well-formed and can be processed correctly by XML parsers. Escaping involves replacing characters like '<' and '>' with their corresponding HTML entities such as '<' and '>'.
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