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dxxShredXML limitations, dimension limitation?

I am planning to load large XML files into relational tables using the
dxxShredXML stored procedure. There is a major limitation on the size
of the files, and I read on this group that this can be solved by
creating a new stored procedure.

However, there was also a question of dimension limitations (error at
12MB). Does that refer to the number of side tables and the amount of
data that can be stored there? Does anyone know if there is a
solution to the problem below?
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Hi,

I'm trying to load a XML file into a table DB2 (Version 7.2) with XML
Extender.
It work fine if my file have a dimension 1K

But if my file have bigger dimension (12 M ) I get this error
message:

parse err 10 in file C:\temp\dxx11 line 26301 col 49: DXXQ047E Parser
error
on
line 26301 column 49: Expected end of tag 'CodiceClienteCapogruppo'

My xml file is valid (I'm sure), but load fail.

This is my command:
"C:\dxx\bin\shred.exe" DBNAME filename.dad "C:\temp\filename.xml"

I work on PC with Win2000.

I have increased the CLOB limit in dxxShredXML and dxxInsertXML
following
this steps:

1) db2 DROP PROCEDURE db2xml.dxxShredXML
2) db2 create procedure db2xml.dxxShredXML( in dadBuf Clob(100K),

in XMLObj Clob(20M),

out returnCode integer,

out returnMsg varchar(1024))
external name 'db2xml!dxxShredXML'
language C
parameter style DB2DARI
not deterministic
fenced
null call;
but we have same results.

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