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bruintje:<br />
&nbsp; I'm getting an error on the line:<br />
&nbsp;rs.Save stArchivo, adPersistXML<br />
&quot;object required&quot; ??
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bruintje:
  I'm getting an error on the line:
 rs.Save stArchivo, adPersistXML
"object required" ??

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bruintje:<br />
the second won't work for me because my grid is populated by several sources not just a recordset.<br />
the second one will work but the code doesn't create the XML schema just the XML for the data.<br />
Can you help me with the schema<br />

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bruintje:
the second won't work for me because my grid is populated by several sources not just a recordset.
the second one will work but the code doesn't create the XML schema just the XML for the data.
Can you help me with the schema


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i guess you meant the first one with the loop to work for you, deriving a schema from a xml file is pretty daunting however in plain VB and i would suggest you ask a new question for that<br />
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maybe with a pointer to the XML TA
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i guess you meant the first one with the loop to work for you, deriving a schema from a xml file is pretty daunting however in plain VB and i would suggest you ask a new question for that

maybe with a pointer to the XML TA

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the question was answered <br />
but there was something missing in the formulation leading to a follow up question about the schema
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the question was answered
but there was something missing in the formulation leading to a follow up question about the schema

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Please show some sample code of how to export MSFLEXGrid data to an XML file please?
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Please show some sample code of how to export MSFLEXGrid data to an XML file please?

How do I send MSFLEXGrid data to an XML file please?

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