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Posted Thursday, November 27, 2008 9:19 PM
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Hi, I am trying to create a xml dcocument from a query using SQL 2005 that I can use to create a spry dataset.

I can create and xml document with this:

SELECT Propno, address1, city, state, zip, type
FROM studentrentals
FOR XML auto

but when I use the resultant file the spry dataset cannot use it.

Can anyone shed light on me dilemma?

Thanks.
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You would probably have to start by telling us what a Spry database is and what it's requirements are.

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Can you provide the code you are using to create the Spry Dataset from the XML file?

Barry, here's a link to Spry http://livedocs.adobe.com/en_US/Spry/1.4/help.html?content=WSAD0FE19A-16F7-4479-9733-EA693A2B41CF.html. Apparently it's an Adobe technology.




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Thanks Jack.

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No problem, Barry, I was interested in it, too. Kind of an interesting concept.



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