TAGGING

Brand Owner Address Description
TAGGIN Fiscus, Chester 2409 5th Avenue Sacramento CA 95818 TAGGING;Plastic coded identification marker tags for live plants;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

   
Technical Examples
  1. Tagging trees are generated and used to facilitate transforming data from relational databases into hierarchical formats, such as in XML documents. Tagging trees contain both XML hierarchical structure information as well a query information that is needed to access different data sources, e.g., databases, to retrieve the information to be placed in the hierarchical structure. A designer optionally creates a mapping script that specifies the transformation from relational databases to the hierarchical format. A tagging tree is created by either parsing that mapping script or by other means. A runtime environment then processes the tagging tree by a depth first traversal. The runtime environment is able to be configured to output a hierarchical data object, such as an XML document, or pipelined to control, for example, SAX processing.