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Re: generating an xml from XSD

From: mike@-----------.---
To: NULL
Date: 4/8/2005 5:16:00 AM
If you are using SQLServer you can use "FOR XML" to extract xml data
but I don't know how much this will help you.

SQL server also has DTS which helps move data.

I don't use the classes you mention.

I have several different ways of working with XML:

1) Like this
http://www.liquidpulse.net/code/delphi/general/how_convert_a_ado_recordset_to_xml_and_the_reverse_way.
(Adoanywhere Remote REX server uses this method)

2) Create CreateOleObject('Microsoft.XMLDOM') and add nodes by
traversing my selected rows. (adoanwyhere soap serer uses this method
has problems with picture fields though)

3) Writing the XML text directly to a string i.e. "<start></start>"
easy if you know the format of the output and in your case it is
probably fixed.

4) Use the ADO recordset.Save and Recordset.UpdateBatch methods to save
and reload xml data. (You can try this with adoanywhere browser)


Hope this helps, Mike


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