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I have a very deeply nested XML with each level having a variable number of
entries.
It is my understanding that in order to use XML-INTO, I create a data
structure for each level and have it dim-ed within the previous level data
structure. So, assuming only 4 levels of variable entries (and there are
more in some areas), if I assume a possible 50 entries per level and 200
bytes for the bottom level, that means I have 6.25M occurrences of the
bottom level data structure (50 * 50 * 50 * 50) for a total of 1.25G of
memory. OUCH!!!
If I use SAX, I think I can alloc the memory for the data structure as I
need it thus reducing it from 1.25G but then I have to keep track of where I
am in the XML. This seems to be a lot more difficult.
Am I missing something in these two options or is there another way to
process my file that I haven't found yet?
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