sry im not very familyar with xslt
where should i begin? any samples?

Meelis


"Rick" <Rick@L...> wrote in message 
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> Why don't you try writing an XSLT transformation that combines all the 
> nodes in <test> and then eliminates the duplicates? I think you could 
> either combine the two xml documents prior to the transform, or perhaps by 
> importing them from within the XSLT.
>
> You can then do an xmlDoc.DocumentElement.Transform...
>
> Rick
>
> "Meelis Lilbok" <meelis.lilbok@d...> wrote in message 
> news:uvG8V2z$GHA.2328@T......
>> Hi is for synchronizing two xml files any fast solution?
>>
>> Lets say i have 2 xml files 1.xml and 2.xml
>>
>> 1.xml contianes
>>
>> <test>
>>    <t id="1">Hello</t>
>>    <t id="2">World</t>
>>    <t id="3">Good bye!</td>
>> </test>
>>
>> 2.xml containes
>> <test>
>>    <t id="1">Hello</t>
>>    <t id="2">World</t>
>> </test>
>>
>> After synchronizing 2.xml must look likt this
>> <test>
>>    <t id="1">Hello</t>
>>    <t id="2">World</t>
>>    <t id="3">Good bye!</td>
>> </test>
>>
>> At the moment i use
>>    For Each
>>    Next
>> and this is too slow, if file containes  about 1000 <t> nodes
>>
>> Regards;
>> Meelis
>>
>>
>>
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