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I have the instructions on how to pull XML out of a MySQL query:<br />
<a href="http://bdn.backbase.com/blog/sjoerd/dynamic-data-in-the-pim-demo-using-php-and-mysql" rel="ugc">http://bdn.backbase.com/blog/sjoerd/dynamic-data-in-the-pim-demo-using-php-and-mysql</a><br />
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However,<br />
How do I write the changes back up into MySQL? &nbsp;My Webpages are in PHP.<br />
Thanks
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I have the instructions on how to pull XML out of a MySQL query:
http://bdn.backbase.com/blog/sjoerd/dynamic-data-in-the-pim-demo-using-php-and-mysql

However,
How do I write the changes back up into MySQL?  My Webpages are in PHP.
Thanks

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