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I have a dataset that contains the following XML:

<NewDataSet>
<WDisp>
<ADDRESS>123 Main St </ADDRESS>
<DISTANCE>5658</DISTANCE>
<PARCELID>5658</PARCELID>
</WDisp>
<WDisp>
<ADDRESS>234 Eml St </ADDRESS>
<DISTANCE>1987</DISTANCE>
<PARCELID>1685</PARCELID>
</WDisp>
<WDisp>
<ADDRESS>345 Maple St </ADDRESS>
<DISTANCE>65</DISTANCE>
<PARCELID>6785</PARCELID>
</WDisp>
</NewDataSet>

I would like to get the ADDRESS column into XML by itself like this:

<ADDRESS>123 Main St </ADDRESS>
<ADDRESS>234 Eml St </ADDRESS>
<ADDRESS>345 Maple St </ADDRESS>

What is the easiest way to do this? Stylesheet? Put into a DataTable?
Other? Could you provide a link to an example page or just provide some code?
Aug 19 '05 #1
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YOu have a few ways, you can iterate through the datarows and then look for
the address column - you can use XSLT or you can use an XPathNodeIterator.
The most straightforward way if you don't know the XPath library is probably
just looping through the rows.
"CLEAR-RCIC" <CL*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I have a dataset that contains the following XML:

<NewDataSet>
<WDisp>
<ADDRESS>123 Main St </ADDRESS>
<DISTANCE>5658</DISTANCE>
<PARCELID>5658</PARCELID>
</WDisp>
<WDisp>
<ADDRESS>234 Eml St </ADDRESS>
<DISTANCE>1987</DISTANCE>
<PARCELID>1685</PARCELID>
</WDisp>
<WDisp>
<ADDRESS>345 Maple St </ADDRESS>
<DISTANCE>65</DISTANCE>
<PARCELID>6785</PARCELID>
</WDisp>
</NewDataSet>

I would like to get the ADDRESS column into XML by itself like this:

<ADDRESS>123 Main St </ADDRESS>
<ADDRESS>234 Eml St </ADDRESS>
<ADDRESS>345 Maple St </ADDRESS>

What is the easiest way to do this? Stylesheet? Put into a DataTable?
Other? Could you provide a link to an example page or just provide some
code?

Aug 19 '05 #2
Xpath is your answer.

The Xpath query is "//ADDRESS" in this case. Really short.

If your XML below is accurate and you aren't using namespaces, then Xpath
becomes even simpler, since you don't need to specify the namespace manager.

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"CLEAR-RCIC" <CL*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:54**********************************@microsof t.com...
I have a dataset that contains the following XML:

<NewDataSet>
<WDisp>
<ADDRESS>123 Main St </ADDRESS>
<DISTANCE>5658</DISTANCE>
<PARCELID>5658</PARCELID>
</WDisp>
<WDisp>
<ADDRESS>234 Eml St </ADDRESS>
<DISTANCE>1987</DISTANCE>
<PARCELID>1685</PARCELID>
</WDisp>
<WDisp>
<ADDRESS>345 Maple St </ADDRESS>
<DISTANCE>65</DISTANCE>
<PARCELID>6785</PARCELID>
</WDisp>
</NewDataSet>

I would like to get the ADDRESS column into XML by itself like this:

<ADDRESS>123 Main St </ADDRESS>
<ADDRESS>234 Eml St </ADDRESS>
<ADDRESS>345 Maple St </ADDRESS>

What is the easiest way to do this? Stylesheet? Put into a DataTable?
Other? Could you provide a link to an example page or just provide some
code?

Aug 21 '05 #3

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