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Re: Extracting info from XML file

From: "Craig Murphy" <public.newsgroups@----------.--->
To: NULL
Date: 7/5/2007 9:01:00 AM

"Manney" <nospam@t...> wrote in message 
news:4680c21e$0$31682$db0fefd9@n......
> Martin, is there a similar way of directly selecting the text value of a 
> nodes attribute by tag name?

Given this XML:

<?xml version="1.0"?><employees><employee 
emp_no="2"><emp_lastname>Nelson</emp_lastname><emp_firstname>Roberto</emp_firstname><emp_phoneext>250</emp_phoneext><emp_salary 
currency="UKP">40000</emp_salary></employee>...</employees>

To extract the employee nodes where the employee currency attribute is equal 
to UKP, you could use this XPath with the SelectNodes method:

/employees/employee[emp_salary[@currency='UKP']]

HTH

Rgs
--Craig



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