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hi all,
I have developed a code which writes into an xml ,after writing im saving them as XML file only. i want to know how can i save it into a database.
Is there any function available for doing so ???


Thank u,
tezu
Dec 31 '08 #1
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Dormilich
8,658 Expert Mod 8TB
you can save it like any other text. make sure the encoding of the file and the database matches.

regards
Dec 31 '08 #2
tezu
39
Hi,

But how do i store it??? actually im new to this database and xml stuff so if u could lemme know more it would be helpfull

thank u
Dec 31 '08 #3
Dormilich
8,658 Expert Mod 8TB
@tezu
what do you mean? you store it like any other text, that's all.
Dec 31 '08 #4
tezu
39
i mean do i have to make a database connection or something???
Dec 31 '08 #5
tezu
39
im using this function to save to a file.


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  1. {
  2. _variant_t varString = strFileName;
  3.     parser->myComPtrDocument->save(varString);
  4.     return true;
  5. }
now i want to store this file to an existing database using void pointer ,
Dec 31 '08 #6
Dormilich
8,658 Expert Mod 8TB
@tezu
of course you have to. use the database functions your language provides. which are basicly 2: one for connecting and one to execute the query.
Dec 31 '08 #7
tezu
39
ok , il try it

thanks a lot
Dec 31 '08 #8
there is a number of databases that supports XML natively, one of their data types exactly XML when in simple databases maximum you could have is TEXT only. You want to deal with XML in database naturally you have two ways one is to use XML enabled databases like Microsoft SQL 2005/2008 or IBM DB2 (both of them have free Express editions) or use native XML databases like Berkeley DB XML (unfortunately was acquired by Oracle), Sedna, MarkLogic...
Jan 9 '09 #9
tezu
39
hey thank u so much

tezu
Jan 12 '09 #10

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