It is a data access pattern that prompts a more loosely coupled approach to data access.

We create the data access logic in a separate class, or set of classes, called a repository with the responsibility of persisting the application's business model.

Oracle XML DB Repository provides you with a hierarchical organization of XML content in the database.

You can query and manage it as if it were organized using files and folders.

You can use the repository to access any data that is stored in Oracle Database.

You can access data in the repository in the following ways (see Figure 1-1): Relational databases are traditionally poor at managing hierarchical structures and traversing a path or a URL.

For the latest info here and for discussion please visit https://github.com/sayedihashimi/slow-cheetah/issues/158.

I first developed Slow Cheetah around VS2010 SP2 with the idea that I could at some point transition this to the appropriate team(s) at Microsoft.

It provides native XML support by encompassing both the SQL and XML data models in an interoperable way.One guess is that the data for User B has some funky hidden characters or something and therefore is causing the service to close unexpectedly. It's pretty simple to set up (assuming you can edit the configs): this helps. I had a similar problem and in my case, the Service Trace Viewer showed me an exception being thrown while trying to serialize an enum value.The operation was trying to return an object that includes this enum without initalizing it first, and the enum definition had no member for the default value (0). I did this and it enabled me to pinpoint the issue.I will not be adding any features to Slow Cheetah myself.If anyone want's to add any features I will try and help guide anyone who is interested.