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<xs:include > Element

Hi,

I have several datasets that use exactly the same element. From reading
MSDN it appears I can split the common element into its own dataset and use
the <xs: include element from any dataset that uses this common element. The
datasets are returned from a web service. My question is this: when the web
service client uses the datasets which include the common dataset, will this
involve another round trip to the server to retrieve the common element, or
will the include be done locally at the client?

Thanks in advance,

Simon
Nov 23 '05 #1
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