Hello,
I'll try to explain this the best I can. I am using VS2005/c# and this
is a web app. I have some data in the format of:
Ford Focus 2000
Ford Focus 2001
Ford Focus 2002
Ford Mustang 2004
Ford Mustang 2005
Dodge Ram 2003
Dodge Ram 2004
Dodge Ram 2005
Dodge Ram 2006
I am trying to create an XML file from this data that would look
something like.
<subgroup1 text = "Ford">
<subgroup2 text = "Focus">
<subgroup2a text = "2000">
</subgroup2a>
<subgroup2b text = "2001">
</subgroup2b>
</subgroup2>
</subgroup1>
I was thinking I would need to create something like three variables
and then loop through it and see if the next line of data matched the
previous and if not what value changed. I am just wondering if there
is a better way.
Thanks,
Greg 6 1091
Wouldn't a better XML structure look more like:
<cars>
<car>
<make>Ford</make>
<model>Focus</model>
<year>2000</year>
</car>
<car>
<make>Ford</make>
<model>Focus</model>
<year>2001></year>
</car>
<car>
Hi
Lets make the thing simple....Move data to a DBTable.... to get it
filtered... SELECT * from table WHERE ****
Hope you like it...
Thanks
-Srinivas.
hartbypass wrote:
Hello,
I'll try to explain this the best I can. I am using VS2005/c# and this
is a web app. I have some data in the format of:
Ford Focus 2000
Ford Focus 2001
Ford Focus 2002
Ford Mustang 2004
Ford Mustang 2005
Dodge Ram 2003
Dodge Ram 2004
Dodge Ram 2005
Dodge Ram 2006
I am trying to create an XML file from this data that would look
something like.
<subgroup1 text = "Ford">
<subgroup2 text = "Focus">
<subgroup2a text = "2000">
</subgroup2a>
<subgroup2b text = "2001">
</subgroup2b>
</subgroup2>
</subgroup1>
I was thinking I would need to create something like three variables
and then loop through it and see if the next line of data matched the
previous and if not what value changed. I am just wondering if there
is a better way.
Thanks,
Greg
This is also a simple solution !!!
liked it!!
Thanks
-Srinivas.
Peter Bradley wrote:
Wouldn't a better XML structure look more like:
<cars>
<car>
<make>Ford</make>
<model>Focus</model>
<year>2000</year>
</car>
<car>
<make>Ford</make>
<model>Focus</model>
<year>2001></year>
</car>
<car>
.
.
.
</car>
</cars>
or perhaps:
<cars>
<car make="Ford" model="Focus" year="2000" />
<car make="Ford" model="Focus" year="2001" />
<car ...
</cars>
Depending on whether you like elements or attributes. I think I'd prefer
attributes in this case.
Just a thought. Sorry if it's not helpful.
Peter
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Hello,
I'll try to explain this the best I can. I am using VS2005/c# and this
is a web app. I have some data in the format of:
Ford Focus 2000
Ford Focus 2001
Ford Focus 2002
Ford Mustang 2004
Ford Mustang 2005
Dodge Ram 2003
Dodge Ram 2004
Dodge Ram 2005
Dodge Ram 2006
I am trying to create an XML file from this data that would look
something like.
<subgroup1 text = "Ford">
<subgroup2 text = "Focus">
<subgroup2a text = "2000">
</subgroup2a>
<subgroup2b text = "2001">
</subgroup2b>
</subgroup2>
</subgroup1>
I was thinking I would need to create something like three variables
and then loop through it and see if the next line of data matched the
previous and if not what value changed. I am just wondering if there
is a better way.
Thanks,
Greg
Thanks for the fast responses.
The data is in a database already, the end result it that I am trying
to stick it in to the tree control. So the suggested xml structures
will not work for what I need. I need to be able to See all the fords
under the ford branch and then all the focus' under the focus branch
that is under the ford branch. I guess I was looking more for code to
parse that data than suggestions on better formatting XML. Sorry if I
was not clear.
Thanks,
Greg
Duggi wrote:
Hi
Lets make the thing simple....Move data to a DBTable.... to get it
filtered... SELECT * from table WHERE ****
Hope you like it...
Thanks
-Srinivas.
hartbypass wrote:
Hello,
I'll try to explain this the best I can. I am using VS2005/c# and this
is a web app. I have some data in the format of:
Ford Focus 2000
Ford Focus 2001
Ford Focus 2002
Ford Mustang 2004
Ford Mustang 2005
Dodge Ram 2003
Dodge Ram 2004
Dodge Ram 2005
Dodge Ram 2006
I am trying to create an XML file from this data that would look
something like.
<subgroup1 text = "Ford">
<subgroup2 text = "Focus">
<subgroup2a text = "2000">
</subgroup2a>
<subgroup2b text = "2001">
</subgroup2b>
</subgroup2>
</subgroup1>
I was thinking I would need to create something like three variables
and then loop through it and see if the next line of data matched the
previous and if not what value changed. I am just wondering if there
is a better way.
Thanks,
Greg
Thanks for the fast responses.
The data is in a database already, the end result it that I am trying
to stick it in to the tree control. So the suggested xml structures
will not work for what I need. I need to be able to See all the fords
under the ford branch and then all the focus' under the focus branch
that is under the ford branch. I guess I was looking more for code to
parse that data than suggestions on better formatting XML. Sorry if I
was not clear.
Thanks,
Greg
Duggi wrote:
Hi
Lets make the thing simple....Move data to a DBTable.... to get it
filtered... SELECT * from table WHERE ****
Hope you like it...
Thanks
-Srinivas.
hartbypass wrote:
Hello,
I'll try to explain this the best I can. I am using VS2005/c# and this
is a web app. I have some data in the format of:
Ford Focus 2000
Ford Focus 2001
Ford Focus 2002
Ford Mustang 2004
Ford Mustang 2005
Dodge Ram 2003
Dodge Ram 2004
Dodge Ram 2005
Dodge Ram 2006
I am trying to create an XML file from this data that would look
something like.
<subgroup1 text = "Ford">
<subgroup2 text = "Focus">
<subgroup2a text = "2000">
</subgroup2a>
<subgroup2b text = "2001">
</subgroup2b>
</subgroup2>
</subgroup1>
I was thinking I would need to create something like three variables
and then loop through it and see if the next line of data matched the
previous and if not what value changed. I am just wondering if there
is a better way.
Thanks,
Greg
Got it....
You can do a query of data base with ORDERBY ....
SELECT "column_name"
FROM "table_name"
[WHERE "condition"]
ORDER BY "column_name" [ASC, DESC]
this will sort all the rows.. where ever there is a change in the
cartype come back to root node... Will this help???
I think you can also bind the data to the control.. with data binding
feature....Ofcourse after ORDERBY.
Thanks
-Srinivas.
hartbypass wrote:
Hello,
I'll try to explain this the best I can. I am using VS2005/c# and this
is a web app. I have some data in the format of:
Ford Focus 2000
Ford Focus 2001
Ford Focus 2002
Ford Mustang 2004
Ford Mustang 2005
Dodge Ram 2003
Dodge Ram 2004
Dodge Ram 2005
Dodge Ram 2006
I am trying to create an XML file from this data that would look
something like.
<subgroup1 text = "Ford">
<subgroup2 text = "Focus">
<subgroup2a text = "2000">
</subgroup2a>
<subgroup2b text = "2001">
</subgroup2b>
</subgroup2>
</subgroup1>
I was thinking I would need to create something like three variables
and then loop through it and see if the next line of data matched the
previous and if not what value changed. I am just wondering if there
is a better way.
Thanks,
Greg
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