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Thank you for the help. Not sure how I'll handle my situation. I am in between having only enough data to warrant someone manually capturing the data and not having enough project money to allow my group to develop a parser, even though this issue will probably come up again in the future. &nbsp;When I get a chance I'll do a more thorough search to see if anything else is out there. Thanks again!
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Thank you for the help. Not sure how I'll handle my situation. I am in between having only enough data to warrant someone manually capturing the data and not having enough project money to allow my group to develop a parser, even though this issue will probably come up again in the future.  When I get a chance I'll do a more thorough search to see if anything else is out there. Thanks again!

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I need to parse QML (Question Markup Language) formatted data into a database table. My data are already in Access but they are in a single field, separated by QML tags. I need to get the QML formatted data in into a database table (i.e., broken into fields). I found a website that provided an XML Schema Definition (XSD) of QML but I don't know how to apply the schema to extract the data I have into a format I can use. &nbsp;Can anyone help? Here is the link for the XML Schema: <a href="http://www.questionmark.com/us/qml/index.aspx" rel="ugc">http://www.questionmark.com/us/qml/index.aspx</a>. The schema file was not accepted as an attachment.
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I need to parse QML (Question Markup Language) formatted data into a database table. My data are already in Access but they are in a single field, separated by QML tags. I need to get the QML formatted data in into a database table (i.e., broken into fields). I found a website that provided an XML Schema Definition (XSD) of QML but I don't know how to apply the schema to extract the data I have into a format I can use.  Can anyone help? Here is the link for the XML Schema: http://www.questionmark.com/us/qml/index.aspx. The schema file was not accepted as an attachment.

How do I parse QML data into an MS Access table?

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