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09.22.2004 at 02:07AM PDT, ID: 21140317
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Reading XML Data in VB6

Asked by Vasi04 in Extensible Markup Language (XML)

Tags: xml, vb6, read, file

I have an application. From application API I can define an interface to my VB DLL (for example: myDLL.myClass.myfunction)
From my application, I can select table and its columns to be used by myDLL
The data is exchanged in XML format.

I want to read this XML file/data using my function:  Public Function myFunction(sXML As String) As Variant
This function -
-  reads XML date for tablename, column ID and corresponding column data
-  can I assign XML data to a string variable in VB?

Can you help with sample code? I want to create DLL

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XML format:

<XML>
<DataCache USerid = "userid" username = "username">
<tablename1>
<columnname>colum value</columnname>
<columnname>colum value</columnname>
...
..
</tablename1>
<tablename2>
<columnname>colum value</columnname>
<columnname>colum value</columnname>
...
..
</tablename2>
...
..
</DataCache>
</XML>
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Zone: Extensible Markup Language (XML)
Tags: xml, vb6, read, file
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