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I'm new to the advances of XML. I'm creating a project for my intranet using Visual Studio 2012 and SQL Server (or .mdb). I currently use an e-commerce to have my customers enter in orders. The e-commerce site offers an API service that I'm able to download Orders, Orderdetails, Customers, Products, etc, etc, via an XML file. I was also able to track down all xsd files in order to have my schema's.  Now i'm trying to get a grasp of how I can trigger a download of the xml files on a interval of time to a specific folder location in my project. And then somehow do a bulk update or insert of the xml data to my sql server tables.

I'm taking on this project in order to learn more about programming so I think detailed instructions my benefit me. Thanks experts.
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This is an ETL (Export Transfer Load) project. So you should use the SQL Server Integration Services. There you can do all the things you described. Here are some links you may take a look at.

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http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic1405446-391-1.aspx
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fyi Posting a Google search link is considered the height of laziness around here.

Also, the sqlservercentral link you posted is essentially another link, which results in a boatload of other links.

EE has a statement on links that would be a good read.

Any chance you can comment your own work?
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Thank you guys, This is a start. I will definitely look to your help in the future. Thanks