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Old June 2nd, 2003, 08:12 PM
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Article Discussion: Adding and Displaying Data Easily via ASP and XML/XSL

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Unhappy help needed

I am very new to xml.
in a new project i find that raw asp with javascript and vbscript cannnot help me make the database calls any faster.
a friend suggested XML as an alternative. but i tried and i end up messing the whole thing
can some one help me by telling me where to start??

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Ummm... read the article.

XML is not faster than DB's. You have to open a file, find where you want to be, read the line. Ugly. It gets even worse on large files. Don't use XML if you don't need it.

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Can you tell me where to download the file?
Because I cannot find it anywhere!

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Bjorn

ps. Stumpy xml is not the solution to everyting but can be handy in some small projects where there are no DB available.

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Agreed... but in response to nitushah's query about speed, XML is definately not the way to go.

For a fairly decent primer on XML, check out this article - http://www.devarticles.com/c/a/XML/...s_-_Part_One/0/

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