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Need some pointers - XML vs Data Table

Bob
I just started playing with the XML extensions of the CRL and have a question and have not seen how why what I have here is happening. Now I do know my XML is not complete and the file layout we are starting with is simply a prototype

Any way here is a cut out of my xml file

<IADSNOTES type='public' count='4'><Note ID='1' app='Readr' csm='0'><File href='C:\IADS\DEMO\DEMO.SGM'/><Frame num='1' id='INTRODUCTION TO IADS' title=''/><User>Guest</User><Pos ScrollPos='0'/><Text
Public Note Frame 1 - Gues
</Text></Note></IADSNOTES

I am using the myXmlDataDocument.DataSet.ReadXmlSchema to read in my file. If I understand it correctly all of this should load up into a table. Well I am not seeing what I think I should.

My Tables are laying out like this in my dataset

Table 0 - IADSNOTE
Table 1 - NOTE
Table 2 - FIL
Table 3 - FRAM
Table 4 - PO

Why isn't my User Tag and Text Tag showing as "tables"

Also is there some documentation I can read somewhere other than MSDN that explains all of this ?

Maybe MSDN has it laid out and I am simply missing it.

Bo
Nov 12 '05 #1
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Bob
I changed my XML to be like this and am not seeing rows? Any ideas

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-16' standalone='yes'?><!DOCTYPE IADSNOTES><IADSNOTES type='public' count='2'><Note ID='1' app='Readr' csm='0'><File href='C:\IADS\DEMO\DEMO.SGM'></File><Frame num='1' id='INTRODUCTION TO IADS' title=''></Frame><User>Guest</User><Pos>0</Pos><Text
Public Note Frame 1 - Gues
</Text></Note><Note ID='2' app='Readr' csm='0'><File href='c:\IADS\DEMO\DEMO.SGM'></File><Frame num='3' id='APPLICATION POSSIBILITIES' title=''></Frame><User>Demo</User><Pos>0</Pos><Text
Frame 3 Public Note - Dem
</Text></Note></IADSNOTES>
Nov 12 '05 #2

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