Ling
July 10th, 2001, 12:56 AM
Hi,
Any idea how to export data in MS Access to XML file using VB?
Thanks.
Any idea how to export data in MS Access to XML file using VB?
Thanks.
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Click to See Complete Forum and Search --> : Export to XML file Ling July 10th, 2001, 12:56 AM Hi, Any idea how to export data in MS Access to XML file using VB? Thanks. Cakkie July 10th, 2001, 04:40 AM You can do this in a few ways. 1) You can use ADO, as of version 2.5, you can save an ADO recordset to XML. This however, gives you XML in the following way ... <row name=Cakkie location=Belgium age=unknown /> <row name=Cimperiali location=Italy age=old /> ... this can be done with the save method, either directing it to a file, or directing it to a stream object. 2) you can use the XML DOM object. i'm not sure how this works, but you can get an XML structure like this <PERSON> <NAME>Cakkie</NAME> <LOCATION>Belgium</LOCATION> <AGE>unknown</AGE> </PERSON> <PERSON> <NAME>Cimperiali</NAME> <LOCATION>italy</LOCATION> <AGE>old</AGE> </PERSON> 3) You can get the same structure as above, doing it entirely in VB, that is, opening the recordset, loop through it, and write your data to a textfile in XML. Your code should look something like this private Sub WriteXML(rst as Recordset, Filename as string) dim FFile as integer FFile = freefile open filename for output as #ffile ' xml header print #ffile, "<xml>" & vbcrlf & " <records>" & vbcrlf ' loop through each record do until rst.eof print #ffile, " <record>" dim fld as field ' loop through each field an output it to the file for each fld in rst.fields print #ffile, space(6) & "<" & fld.name & ">" & fld.value & "</" & fld.name & ">" & vbcrlf next fld ' close the record print #ffile, " </record>" & vbcrlf rst.movenext loop ' close the xml file print #ffile, " </records>" & vbcrlf & "</xml>" close #ffile End Sub Tom Cannaerts slisse@planetinternet.be Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idot-proof programs, and the universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the universe is winning -- Rich Cook Iouri July 10th, 2001, 06:56 AM You can create a recordset and save it in XML format Rst1.Save "c:\Temp\Recordset.xml", adPersistXML Iouri Boutchkine iouri@hotsheet.com codeguru.com
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