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ok, Not sure I realized that. &nbsp;I can convert the XML into a CSV file, but it only included the nodes in the XML. &nbsp;I couldn't figure out how to get all nodes from xsd. &nbsp;Sounds like it isnt really possible. &nbsp;<br />
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So, I currently create one xml file for each job. &nbsp;I am being asked to save and accumulate all data for a certain customer. Any other possible way to do this?
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It's conceivable that there are <i>spreadsheet</i> (not CSV) methods of organising tree-like structures. I haven't used them so am not familiar with them
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This didnt really resolve my issue, but he did answer my question.
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I am working with a very large, very complicated schema. &nbsp;I currently use this schema in JAVA to create XML files based on Job Information. &nbsp;I am now being asked to also capture the data from each XML file and save to a CSV file, appending records for each job processed. Data from each job varies, so I need to make sure that the CSV file contains all nodes from the schema. I need advice on how to accomplish this. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks,
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I am working with a very large, very complicated schema.  I currently use this schema in JAVA to create XML files based on Job Information.  I am now being asked to also capture the data from each XML file and save to a CSV file, appending records for each job processed. Data from each job varies, so I need to make sure that the CSV file contains all nodes from the schema. I need advice on how to accomplish this.  

Thanks,

I need advice on how to use JAVA to append data from XML files to one CSV file.

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