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  3. August 2013

Re: XML Field in DB2 table

Hi Booth

I don't think so - the issue is, the DS name has to match some node name in the XML - that can't be external to the RPG source, I'd say.

Unless you are thinking of a different context.

Vern

----- Original Message -----
This is just curiosity, nothing more.

Recently there was a discussion here concerning the use of message files
for report headings and column titles. Could message files give you the
flexibility and the elasticity you desire for these processes?


On 8/27/2013 2:25 PM, RPGLIST wrote:
Thanks for the info Vern, I will definitely take a look at it. As a side
note, I was looking at some of Scott's xml parser docs and using DS. One
immediate problem I see is some of our clients get very verbose in their
tags, I have one document right now that is the following:

<PrimaryInterchangeResourceDocumentHeader>

There is no way I'm going to fit that in a DS :)

Dutch




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