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XML Parsing Performance difference

Hi

Am processing XML file in my C# Windows project using System.XML namespace
and using XPath and Query etc. In development PC it is giving good
performance and after create setup installed into production some systems are
looking same as develpment PC interms of perfroamnce.

But i could see one or two systems are taking huge amount of time to process
same XML files. That too specifically for processing XML files alone. Is
there any components or any other need to be verified? Im using .Net
framework 1.1 in all the way and system configuration is same (RAM capacity
and Speed)

Please let me know what could be the cause.

Thanks

Mar 29 '07 #1
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