"Christopher M." <nospamcm_anon76@h...> wrote in message 
news:NhUej.4993$sE5.3528@trndny05...
> I'm exporting XML from Access. There is an option to not export key and 
> index information to a schema (XSD) file, but there's no option for the 
> XML file.
>
> What I've been doing is using editors like AttEdit and XMLSpy to edit the 
> XML by removing the keys so it conforms to an existing schema.
>
> I'm having a problem though. I have a bunch of child elements, and I'm 
> trying to modify some elements of these child elements, but it seems that 
> I can only modify one child's child at a time.
>
> It seems like the only solution is to write some code to modify all of the 
> child elements or use Altova Mapforce. Or I guess I could try to modify my 
> tables in Access to eliminate the keys and use other fields instead, and 
> use where statements and cross joins instead of inner joins. Any ideas?
>
>
> W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.)
>


Sounds like the kind of thing XSLT is designed for. I've only used it once, 
and that was some time ago, so I can't provide specifics, but try searching 
for "XSLT" at Google or MSDN,

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Brendan Reynolds