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dsdeming
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Posted - 2002-03-19 : 08:01:02
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| Yes, we use XML, but not as heavily as I would like. I deal with large batches of hierarchical data every day, and XML provides an elegant mechanism for transferring that data between various systems. I haven't performed thorough performance testing of XML versus older methods, but unless the performance hit is significant, I'll keep using XML. |
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Merkin
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Posted - 2002-03-19 : 21:17:52
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| I have been doing some fun things with it. Using FOR XML EXPLICIT to format hierarchical recordsets, then bringing them into an ASP page using ADO, then dumping it straight out with an XSL sheet.Zero presentation code in the ASP page, it is kinda cool. But XSL can be a bitch when you want to do something complex with it.Damian |
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