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XSQL files: what are they and how do I open them?

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Oracle XSQL Servlet server side data

An xsql file stores some kind of data used by Oracle XSQL Servlet and used for its server side files.

Further details:

The xsql file extension is associated with the Oracle XSQL Serverlet. File contains data used to publish any information in any format to any device. File is in XML text file format.

Oracle XSQL Servelet is a part of the HTTP server bundled with Oracle Database.

Mime types:
ext/xml

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Oracle Database

An object-relational database management system from Oracle

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