What if you wanted to send stuff to multiple tables?

<recallitem>

<RecallNum></RecallNum>

<Description></Description>

<Expires></Expires>

<DealerTypeID>1</DealerTypeID>

<Items>

<RecallItems>

<Correction></Correction>

<LaborOp></LaborOp>

<Labor></Labor>

</RecallItems>

<RecallItems>

<Correction></Correction>

<LaborOp></LaborOp>

<Labor></Labor>

</RecallItems>

<RecallItems>

<Correction></Correction>

<LaborOp></LaborOp>

<Labor></Labor>

</RecallItems>

</Items>

<RecallExplain>

<Explaination></Explaination>

</RecallExplain>

</recallitem>

Where you can have multiple recallitems and recallexplain tags. My solution was to write something in vb.net to loop through these subitems and insert them in to seperate tables. Just asking because someone else may run into this problem...